So you've found your perfect holiday on Mytravel, you've set up your out-of-office email reply, cancelled the milkman, packed your bags and you're ready to go. And, of course, you haven't forgotten to make arrangements for your pets while you're away. Have you?
Many pet owners are kept so thoroughly under the paws of their companion animals that they'll put off going on holiday indefinitely, lest Felix or Rover's furry nose is put out of joint by their absence. But the reality is that there are many excellent options open to pet owners wanting to get away without the guilt.
Another savvy and perhaps cheaper option is to hire a dog-sitter. Whether this is a family member or neighbour, it's a good idea for securing your home's safety as well as someone is regularly going in and out of your home. Just make sure they lock up properly! If you can't find anyone to pop round, professional dog sitters are on-hand or even dog camps, which can train your dogs and better their obedience and nature while you're away.
We think of cats as aloof and independent, and it's certainly an act they like to put on for our benefit! Most cats can be left alone for a night or two, with automated food dispensers and drinking fountains. For any longer, ask a friend or neighbour to pop in every day and check that all is well with your cat, give her some cuddles and top up food and water.
Those going away for several weeks at a time though, might want to invest in sending your feline to the cattery or have a sitter stay in your home for the stint.
Many pet owners are kept so thoroughly under the paws of their companion animals that they'll put off going on holiday indefinitely, lest Felix or Rover's furry nose is put out of joint by their absence. But the reality is that there are many excellent options open to pet owners wanting to get away without the guilt.
Another savvy and perhaps cheaper option is to hire a dog-sitter. Whether this is a family member or neighbour, it's a good idea for securing your home's safety as well as someone is regularly going in and out of your home. Just make sure they lock up properly! If you can't find anyone to pop round, professional dog sitters are on-hand or even dog camps, which can train your dogs and better their obedience and nature while you're away.
We think of cats as aloof and independent, and it's certainly an act they like to put on for our benefit! Most cats can be left alone for a night or two, with automated food dispensers and drinking fountains. For any longer, ask a friend or neighbour to pop in every day and check that all is well with your cat, give her some cuddles and top up food and water.
Those going away for several weeks at a time though, might want to invest in sending your feline to the cattery or have a sitter stay in your home for the stint.
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Catherine McCulloch is a travel writer who loves animals. Check out this site for a range of deals from www.mytravel.com for you.
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