On vacation: How to travel stress -free with your pets!

A hot weekend is imminent! Tips for stress-free travel with pets and important information from the Veterinary Office Teltow-Fläming.
A hot weekend is imminent! Tips for stress-free travel with pets and important information from the Veterinary Office Teltow-Fläming. (Symbolbild/NAG)

On vacation: How to travel stress -free with your pets!

A hot weekend is just around the corner and the summer vacation time has started. What is the perfect opportunity for many animal owners to take their four -legged friends with them also harbors some challenges. Especially now that the temperatures skyrocket, the veterinary and food surveillance office Teltow-Fläming and other experts give important tips for a stress-free trip with pets.

Before you go on a trip, the pet ID should definitely be checked. In this ID, both the vaccination status and the travel regulations for the target area are noted. Cityreport to ensure that only healthy animals should be taken with them when traveling. If you have an animal with chronic diseases, you should consult the vet beforehand to be on the safe side.

heat stress in focus

Especially at high temperatures, heat stress for animals can quickly become a danger. From a body temperature of 41 to 43 degrees Celsius, it becomes critical for dogs and cats, which can lead to heat stroke and circulatory disorders. world animal protection indicates how important air conditioning is in the car to ensure pleasant temperatures. Thermal length tickets can help to monitor the temperatures in the vehicle and ensure that the animal companion is doing well while driving.

Cats in particular are not used to changing their surroundings often. Therefore, pet owners should consider alternatives, such as an animal pension or a litterer. The familiar surroundings can be much more stress -free. If you still insist on the trip with your cat, you should consider early training to get used to new places.

labeling and registration

Another important point that is often overlooked: the labeling and registration of the animals. DetailsOrtTeltow-Fläming, DeutschlandQuellen