Travelling with Pets

Spook · Spook

This post is graphic and abhorrent, but it imparts a strong message. I am in tears just re-posting it. Each year, approximately 2.7 million dogs and 3.2 million cats are killed because shelters are too full and there aren't enough adoptive homes.56 percent of dogs and 71 percent of cats that enter a...

baglimit2002 · baglimit2002

60kms north of marla spot 4 dingos and a german sherpard all running together so someones dog decide wanderer off this was on sunday

bushranger · bushranger

Anyone know where I can buy a fly or mosquito net to fit over my dog's head? OR What do you do to protect your dog's face from flys?

msg · msg

The suggestion about putting muzzles on dogs in the Bunnings thread has prompted me to relate what can happen when some dogs are not controlled by their owners. BIL was walking his miniature pommeranian along his suburban street. Three kids with two pitbulls came towards them. Pitbulls got l...

David Sheryl · David Sheryl

We have just joined GN website and it was suggested we add the "suggestion/question" below to the Travelling with Pets Forum to see if someone has any recommendations?? We have a small dog and really considering taking her again. The only hiccup is that we cannot go to National Parks. I often wonde...

BARME1 · BARME1

As are couple of nomads who travelled with there mutt we know how hard good dog sitters are so now weve set up in Broome for a while we are offering a good friendly dog sitting while your here more info merv 0427053848 we will also be offering a full size 21ft van that is pet friendly for rent as there is 1 park...

mgtlat · mgtlat

We have two small dogs and they are keen (and we are too) of caravanning with us all over Australia in the next few months. Whats your experience in taking your pets. I know you cannot go into National Parks with them but are most caravan parks pet friendly? thx

Waffleightis · Waffleightis

My brother and I may be doing this soon...by bear we mean a Newfoundland dog or two to add with our lab Sandy....just wondering if anyone has travelled with a giant dog breed such as the Newfoundland...and your experiences...

joan101 · joan101

Hi all, we got our beloved little ones groomed at a fantastic little salon called 'Childers Dog Grooming' right on the Bruce Highway at Childers, just before Bundaberg this week. Just wanted to let you all know the service was excellent, the littlies came out looking fantastic and the parking with...

RosieW · RosieW

When we left Tassie, it was just me & him. Then we added the rainbow lorikeet (girl), then the red and tan kelpie, then the cream kelpie (both boys). Yesterday, we added yet another family member, a 6 month old (rescue) husky (also a boy). So, GNs, I'd like, meet the non-human members of the mad ho...

hokianga · hokianga

We have park managers to look after our park but would like to find true pet lovers who may want a break from travelling for a few weeks, around 21st October to 10 November, just to keep an extra eye out for our elderly cat and our foster dog. We would prefer if you stayed in the house during the day and eveni...

msg · msg

If you are visiting Canberra and you need your furry friends looked after, maybe this would be suitable. Pampered Pooches in the Florey Shopping Centre. About 15mins from Canberra Centre (not peak hour LOL) I have never used them and this is not a recommendation but, it may be useful for those trav...

baglimit2002 · baglimit2002

60kms north of marla spot 4 dingos and a german sherpard all running together so someones dog decide wanderer off this was on sunday

mark - von · mark - von

Any tips or hints on travelling with 2 cats in a motorhome thanks

Possum3 · Possum3

My wife found out that our dog (a Schnauzer) could hardly hear, so she took it to the veterinarian. The vet found that the problem was hair in the dog's ears. He cleaned both ears, and the dog could then hear fine. The vet then proceeded to tell Andrea that, if she wanted to keep this from recurring, she sho...

Vernleanne · Vernleanne

We are intending in May to head from Adelaide up to Darwin and then across to Cairns then down the coast back home. My question : is there any precautions for the dogs we need to take other than the having their shots up to date to ensure they stay safe from diseases and ticks and so on. Thanks in advance.

Possum3 · Possum3

Do regular dogs see a Police Dog and say; "Run it's the cops?".

Lone Star · Lone Star

I will be travelling up north and want to do a day trip from Port Douglas but will have my dog with me. Does anyone know of a dog sitter in that area?

Deedie-flan · Deedie-flan

We are travelling to Tassie with our little dog. I am very concerned about the 9 hr crossing and extra time for loading and unloading of our Ute and caravan on the Spirit of Tasmania. No access to our dog during the crossing and would really like some feedback from anyone who can explain the procedure of t...

Snippy · Snippy

Have to admit I was a bit apprehensive about taking our 16 year old cat with us. Bought a "Nice soft" cage for her. The chorus from the back was enough after an hour. Put puss between the front seats, immediately went to sleep for the rest of the journey...500km Says in the van most of the time but likes to c...

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	Aimed at backyard breeders...a NSW post. (Preview) This post is graphic and abhorrent, but it imparts a strong message. I am in tears just re-posting it. Each year, approximately 2.7 million dogs and 3.2 million cats are killed because shelters are too full and there aren't enough adoptive homes.56 percent of dogs and 71 percent of cats that enter a...	Spook	13	4134	10:16 PM Dec 24, 2017 by hokianga
	Seen it but but don't believe it (Preview) 60kms north of marla spot 4 dingos and a german sherpard all running together so someones dog decide wanderer off this was on sunday	baglimit2002	3	2593	01:28 PM Dec 20, 2017 by Possum3
	Fly nets for dogs (Preview) Anyone know where I can buy a fly or mosquito net to fit over my dog's head? OR What do you do to protect your dog's face from flys?	bushranger	2	2976	04:41 PM Dec 15, 2017 by bushranger
	Keeping you dog under control (Preview) The suggestion about putting muzzles on dogs in the Bunnings thread has prompted me to relate what can happen when some dogs are not controlled by their owners. BIL was walking his miniature pommeranian along his suburban street. Three kids with two pitbulls came towards them. Pitbulls got l...	msg	9	3579	04:11 PM Dec 12, 2017 by msg
	Dog minding service (Preview) We have just joined GN website and it was suggested we add the "suggestion/question" below to the Travelling with Pets Forum to see if someone has any recommendations?? We have a small dog and really considering taking her again. The only hiccup is that we cannot go to National Parks. I often wonde...	David Sheryl	14	4575	01:23 PM Dec 3, 2017 by bushranger
	PET SITTING (Preview) As are couple of nomads who travelled with there mutt we know how hard good dog sitters are so now weve set up in Broome for a while we are offering a good friendly dog sitting while your here more info merv 0427053848 we will also be offering a full size 21ft van that is pet friendly for rent as there is 1 park...	BARME1	0	1776	02:57 PM Dec 2, 2017 by BARME1
	2 small dogs (Preview) We have two small dogs and they are keen (and we are too) of caravanning with us all over Australia in the next few months. Whats your experience in taking your pets. I know you cannot go into National Parks with them but are most caravan parks pet friendly? thx	mgtlat	5	2983	09:08 AM Dec 2, 2017 by SouthernComfort
	Travelling with an bear or two (Preview) My brother and I may be doing this soon...by bear we mean a Newfoundland dog or two to add with our lab Sandy....just wondering if anyone has travelled with a giant dog breed such as the Newfoundland...and your experiences...	Waffleightis	6	3828	09:15 AM Oct 31, 2017 by Mal_W
	Great Dog Grooming Salon right on the Bruce Highway CHILDERS QLD Childers Dog Grooming (Preview) Hi all, we got our beloved little ones groomed at a fantastic little salon called 'Childers Dog Grooming' right on the Bruce Highway at Childers, just before Bundaberg this week. Just wanted to let you all know the service was excellent, the littlies came out looking fantastic and the parking with...	joan101	4	2918	10:49 AM Oct 21, 2017 by Possum3
	New addition to the Mobile Madhouse (Preview) When we left Tassie, it was just me & him. Then we added the rainbow lorikeet (girl), then the red and tan kelpie, then the cream kelpie (both boys). Yesterday, we added yet another family member, a 6 month old (rescue) husky (also a boy). So, GNs, I'd like, meet the non-human members of the mad ho...	RosieW	4	2778	07:04 PM Oct 16, 2017 by Kantiki
	Anyone in northern vic looking for a break from travelling? Looking for housesitter (Preview) We have park managers to look after our park but would like to find true pet lovers who may want a break from travelling for a few weeks, around 21st October to 10 November, just to keep an extra eye out for our elderly cat and our foster dog. We would prefer if you stayed in the house during the day and eveni...	hokianga	1	2078	09:13 PM Oct 7, 2017 by Spook
	Doggy Day Care & Grooming - Canberra (Preview) If you are visiting Canberra and you need your furry friends looked after, maybe this would be suitable. Pampered Pooches in the Florey Shopping Centre. About 15mins from Canberra Centre (not peak hour LOL) I have never used them and this is not a recommendation but, it may be useful for those trav...	msg	0	1678	06:17 PM Oct 4, 2017 by msg
	Seen it but but don't believe it (Preview) 60kms north of marla spot 4 dingos and a german sherpard all running together so someones dog decide wanderer off this was on sunday	baglimit2002	0	2244	08:25 PM Sep 29, 2017 by baglimit2002
	Travelling with cats (Preview) Any tips or hints on travelling with 2 cats in a motorhome thanks	mark - von	9	2338	08:37 AM Sep 18, 2017 by Spook
	Schnauzer (Preview) My wife found out that our dog (a Schnauzer) could hardly hear, so she took it to the veterinarian. The vet found that the problem was hair in the dog's ears. He cleaned both ears, and the dog could then hear fine. The vet then proceeded to tell Andrea that, if she wanted to keep this from recurring, she sho...	Possum3	4	2499	06:43 AM Sep 6, 2017 by Loose
	Going up North with 2 Dogs (Preview) We are intending in May to head from Adelaide up to Darwin and then across to Cairns then down the coast back home. My question : is there any precautions for the dogs we need to take other than the having their shots up to date to ensure they stay safe from diseases and ticks and so on. Thanks in advance.	Vernleanne	5	2014	04:43 PM Sep 3, 2017 by BruDi
	Pondering (Preview) Do regular dogs see a Police Dog and say; "Run it's the cops?".	Possum3	1	2442	10:13 AM Aug 27, 2017 by iana
	Pet Minding in Port Douglas (Preview) I will be travelling up north and want to do a day trip from Port Douglas but will have my dog with me. Does anyone know of a dog sitter in that area?	Lone Star	1	1625	11:48 AM Aug 17, 2017 by RosieW
	Pets travelling on the Spirit of Tasmania. (Preview) We are travelling to Tassie with our little dog. I am very concerned about the 9 hr crossing and extra time for loading and unloading of our Ute and caravan on the Spirit of Tasmania. No access to our dog during the crossing and would really like some feedback from anyone who can explain the procedure of t...	Deedie-flan	14	7512	10:29 PM Aug 14, 2017 by Coyote
	Travelling with cat, success! (Preview) Have to admit I was a bit apprehensive about taking our 16 year old cat with us. Bought a "Nice soft" cage for her. The chorus from the back was enough after an hour. Put puss between the front seats, immediately went to sleep for the rest of the journey...500km Says in the van most of the time but likes to c...	Snippy	7	1864	06:19 PM Aug 14, 2017 by Coyote
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