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Foreclosure and Pets

Anna Worth, VMD, AAHA past president, talks to Steve Dale about how the foreclosure problem is affecting pets.
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Cats and Moving
Moving and Traveling With Your Pet

Bird Moving Guide

Safely move or travel with your feathered friend using these guidelines, developed with Dan Jordan, DVM, Animal Avian Hospital of the Village, Houston, Texas.
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Cats and Moving

We’ll be moving soon and are concerned about how our cat will react to her new surroundings.
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Does the Carpet Match My Dog? Pet-Friendly Amenities Attract Home Buyers

Christina McCarthy and her husband had a good feeling about the house. It was priced right and located in a quiet Westminster, Colo. neighborhood. When the young couple ventured into the backyard, they realized they’d found the home of their dreams.

Foreclosure and Pets

Anna Worth, VMD, AAHA past president, talks to Steve Dale about how the foreclosure problem is affecting pets.
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International Travel with Your Pet

There are many reasons to take your beloved pet to another country with you. But if you do, it will take some planning. The following information and resources will help ensure you and your pet have a safe and pleasant journey.
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Moving and Traveling With Your Pet

AAHA offers these tips to help you prepare for a move and make it go a little smoother.
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No Pets Allowed: Renting with Pets

It’s the season of moving to new homes, looking for apartments and signing new leases. For people looking for a rental property that allows pets, however, the task is particularly challenging — many landlords have "no pets" policies or pet restrictions. For tips on finding a perfect home for you and your pet, read on.

Reduce Travel Anxiety in Your Pet

Safe, natural alternatives to help reduce stress in your pet while traveling.
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Safe Car Travel for Your Pet

A loose pet in the car is not only in danger of getting hurt during an accident, they’re in danger of causing the accident. That’s why an increasing number of states require pets to be restrained in a moving car. But what’s the best and safest way to restrain your pet?
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Top Pet Friendly Destinations

The U.S. is becoming an increasingly great place to vacation with your entire family, with more and more hotels and destinations catering to people traveling with pets. Take your dog surfing in California, go to the “Club Med for Dogs” in New York, celebrate at events like “Bark in the Park” in North Carolina. For more unique, pet-friendly destinations, check out “Top Pet Friendly Destinations.”
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Travel Safety Tips

Gregg Takashima, DVM, AAHA vice president, discusses safety tips for traveling with your pet.
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Traveling By Air With Your Pet

Taking a few precautions and consulting with your veterinarian beforehand can help make flying a safe and healthy experience for your pets.
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Traveling by Car With Your Pet, Part 1

Tips to help you prepare for a car trip with your pet.
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Traveling by Car With Your Pet, Part 2

More tips to help you prepare for a car trip with your pet.
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What To Do in Pet Emergency Situations

Has your small dog ever eaten over a pound of chocolate? Andrea Johnson’s Welsh corgi, Nickleby, did one Christmas – and wound up having his stomach pumped. With all of the trouble our pets can get into, it’s a good idea to know what to do when emergency situations arise. Prepare yourself by reading this article, “What to Do in Pet Emergency Situations.”
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