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Meet Travfurlers @denaligato & Sandra, The Adventure-cat & Rock Climber Duo

Geposted von Travfurler Team · Juni 14, 2021

We've been speaking with Sandra about her adventures with Denali. Including where they love to explore together, the negative effects off-leash dogs have had on their adventures, from attacks to a 9 day search and rescue plus what we can all do to help keep cat's safe.

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How Should a Dog Travel in a Car?

Geposted von Travfurler Team · Mai 31, 2021

75% of all adults in England hold a full driving license meaning many people and their dogs will ride in a car together. As one of the most common modes of transport in the UK it is only natural to take your dogs with you, but how should a dog travel in a car?

Camping With Dogs: Can Dogs Sleep in Tents?

Geposted von Travfurler Team · Mai 29, 2021

You're going camping with your dog, excellent choice! Your dog accessories are packed and you have an awesome tent. You have sorted your transport and chosen the dog friendly location but have you thought of everything? Did you check if dogs are allowed on your camp site? Are you wild camping? Will Fido miss home? Where do dogs sleep when camping? Can dogs sleep in tents?

Do Cat Flea Collars Really Work?

Geposted von Travfurler Team · Mai 28, 2021

Protection from fleas is imperative during the summer months. The weather is becoming sunny, and the temperature is rising which means more cats are adventuring and fleas are lurking.

Travel, Vaccinations and Titer Tests for Dogs

Geposted von Travfurler Team · Mai 26, 2021

We all love to travel, and getting our dogs to take a Titer test makes travelling with our pets so much easier. So, before you jet off or drive off, you need to make sure your dog has been vaccinated and have no illness that can spread to others.

Consult your vet and check whether your dog has all the required vaccinations, as you will never know what illness they may encounter. Your vet can Titer test your pet to see if they are up to date. But you may be wondering, what are titer tests for dogs?