For Customers » Pet Health · Updated March 17, 2026
Carrier familiarization, Feliway pheromones, calming supplements, and a travel-day checklist. Everything you need to reduce pet anxiety before long-distance transport.
For Customers » Pet Health · Updated March 11, 2026
You’ve done your research. You’ve narrowed your options down to two pet transport services that keep coming up: CitizenShipper and GoGoPets. Both connect pet owners with independent drivers for door-to-door ground transport across the United States. Both offer some form of protection. Both promise peace of mind. But when your dog or cat is the
Pet Health » Pets · Updated December 23, 2024
Our pets are our family members, so it’s no surprise that we care a lot about their health and well-being. One of the best ways to ensure your dog lives a happy, healthy and long life is to feed them high-quality food.
For Customers » Pet Health · Updated March 01, 2026
Whether you just got a dog or have had one for years and are prioritizing nutrition, there’s a lot of research into what food to buy. It’s an important decision, because the best dog food delivery service can make feeding your furry friend a lot easier.
For Customers » Pet Health · Updated March 01, 2026
When you have a dog, you want the best for your lovable pup. You make sure that your dog gets exercise everyday, plays with their toys and eats complete and nutritious food. Your dog needs nutrients to live a happy, healthy life. Two of the best dog food brands are The Farmer’s Dog and Royal
For Customers » Pet Health · Updated March 01, 2026
Discover the best dog food subscription services—Nom Nom, The Farmer’s Dog, and Ollie. Compare quality, benefits, and costs for healthier meals.
For Customers » Pet Health · Updated March 01, 2026
From hosting virtual happy hours to baking bread, people turned to creative ways to resolve their loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic. One remedy — considered by 1 in 5 American households — was to adopt a pet for companionship.
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 25, 2026
Southwest Airlines allows small domestic dogs and cats to fly in the cabin for $125 each way. The pet and carrier combined must weigh 20 pounds or less, and the carrier cannot exceed 18.5 inches long, 9.5 inches high, and 13.5 inches wide. Southwest does not offer cargo pet transport — all pets must travel
For Breeders » Pet Health · Updated March 24, 2026
Planning a trip and wondering if your pet can come along for the ride? Well, you’re in luck! Spirit Airlines allows pets on board, so you and your four-legged friend can jet set together. But before you start packing your pet’s bags, get up to speed on Spirit Airlines’ pet policy. Spirit Airlines allows small dogs,
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 25, 2026
Frontier Airlines allows small cats and dogs to fly in the cabin on domestic and international flights for $99 each way. Rabbits, hamsters, household birds, and guinea pigs are also allowed on domestic Frontier flights only. The pet carrier must not exceed 18 inches long × 14 inches wide × 8 inches high, and the