With summer 2022 being the first one in two years with little to no travel restrictions, the 3.2 million households that acquired a pet during lockdown are having to make the decision on whether to take their furry family member on holiday with them, or leave them behind.
Costly kennels and the thought of leaving them with a stranger, means more holidaymakers than ever before are thinking about taking their dogs on holiday with them. Over the past year, Eurocamp, a leading European holiday specialist, has seen more than 30,000 people visit its website looking for pet friendly holidays and advice on how to take their dogs on holiday.
Taking dogs abroad can require a lot of thinking ahead, but if organised properly it can be a rewarding and memorable experience, so in a drive to help more dogs join their families on holiday, Eurocamp has teamed up with Cat the Vet to explain the do’s and don’ts.
