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Issue 9

"I've never known a cat that couldn't calm me down just by walking slowly past my chair."

Rod McKuen

WELCOME

"Of all of the activities and processes involved in relocation, moving my pet was the easiest! Buddy is part of my family, and WorldCare Pet understood this . . . Thanks for everything!"
S.G. Canada to Ohio, USA

Girl kissing dog in snow

Warm Hearts

Cold Paws

February is an unpredictable month that's filled with thrills and chills. Some of us seek out ski slopes, others swarm the warm destinations. If you enjoy the outdoors with Champ or are moving Jewel in a colder climate, we've got some advice on keeping your pet safe during this last icy stretch of winter.

Of course, hearts are brimming with love this month, and we've discovered some adorable gifts for your pet. Valentine gifts for pets grow each year in popularity. Since you're likely to receive some sweets of your own, it's a good time to read these healthy pet reminders from the ASPCA, especially for Valentine's Day.

Happy travels this winter! Tell us about your WorldCare Pet experience at news@worldcarepet.com. Pictures of pets in their new homes truly brighten our days!

COLD WEATHER WATCH

We marvel at a dog's
delight with snow!

But when the temperature drops outdoors, it's important to keep your pet warm indoors. Here are a few tips for getting through the intense cold with your pet . . . Read More

Purr-Fect Presents for Your Furry Valentine

Valentine's Day is not just for lovers. Increasingly pet parents are including these members of the family in this annual celebration of love.

Americans spend more than $300 million each year on Valentine gifts for their pets, and some findings suggest that's as much as 17% of all pet owners. We've culled a few of our favorite ideas for presents your pet will adore. Read More

MAKE SURE YOUR PET DOESN'T
Indulge In Your Valentine's Day Treats

Poison control experts see a rise in cases around February 14. Before you indulge in the sweet tastes of the season read these warnings from the ASPCA. Read More

Making a Move With Your Pet? Bunny in a box

Read our Guide to Pet Travel and learn how to prepare your pet for its journey. Our step-by-step guide will give you information on planning the trip, what to do on the day of travel, and how to care for your pet when it first arrives at its new home.

Winter 2013

In This Issue

Cold Weather Watch

Purr-Fect Presents

Valentine Warnings for Pets

Guide to Pet Travel

Can An Airline Refuse to Fly Pets?

Reunited in Boston

Findlay's Home Quarantine

Pets-on-the-Move FAQs

Can an airline refuse to fly pets when it's too cold?

For the well-being of a pet, airlines may determine that a pet cannot fly if any leg of the journey is too cold for travel. There isn't uniformity in these cold weather standards among the airlines, but restrictions may be imposed when ground temperatures are between 20 degrees & 45 degrees F.
Read More

REUNITED!

WorldCare Pet happily moved Alfie, mindful that it was his very first time jetting across continents. Here's what his pet parent told us after he arrived in his new Boston home.