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Up in the Air: A Military Spouse’s Guide to Surviving the Flight with Pets During a PCS Move
As military spouses, we’re no strangers to the emotional ebb and flow of a PCS move. When you add a furry family member into the mix, the concerns can double. Having gone through this experience myself, I want to share some practical tips that will help your beloved pet have a safer and more comfortable journey. 1. Visit the Vet: Ensure your pet is fit for travel, especially by air. Your vet will carry out necessary health checks and update any vaccinations that may be required. This is also a good time to discuss any concerns about your pet’s anxiety levels during the flight. Learn more about starting the veterinary…
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A Paws-itive Approach: Helping Your Pet Navigate the Emotional Landscape of a PCS Move
As military spouses who have been through the whirlwind of a PCS move, we understand the rollercoaster of emotions involved – not just for us, but also for our furry family members. Moving can be stressful for pets as they too are leaving their familiar surroundings. This blog post shares insights and strategies on how you can help your pet navigate this emotionally challenging time. 1. Maintain Routine: Animals thrive on routine. Amidst the chaos of packing, try to maintain your pet’s regular schedule for feeding, walks, and playtime. This semblance of normalcy can provide comfort and security during a potentially confusing time. 2. Familiarity Breeds Comfort: Introduce the carrier…
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