Pet Care Guides result Travel
How to Teach Your Dog to Toilet on Command
Teaching your dog to toilet on command is one of the most useful everyday behaviours you can train. Learn how to teach a reliable wee or poo cue, practise on lead and different surfaces, and make travelling, competitions, puppy training and daily life easier.
How to Crate Train Your Dog for a Flight: A Practical 4–8 We...
Flying with your dog? Start aviation crate training before travel day with our practical 4–8 week programme. Learn how to introduce the crate, build calm duration, practise separation and movement, prepare high-drive, rescue and young dogs, and help your dog feel comfortable in their airline travel crate.
Dog in Cabin vs Hold vs Cargo: What’s the Difference?
Cabin, hold, accompanied baggage or cargo? Learn what airline pet travel terminology actually means, the difference between AVIH and manifested cargo, where your dog travels and what to expect when flying with a pet.
Flying With a Dog From Ireland: Airlines, Airports, Routes &...
Planning to fly with your dog from Ireland or the North of Ireland? Discover pet-friendly airline options from Belfast, Dublin, Cork and Shannon, including Loganair from Belfast City, cabin and hold travel, cargo, connections and how to choose the best route for your dog.
How to Choose the Correct Size Aviation Crate for Your Dog
Not sure which aviation crate size your dog needs? Learn how to measure your dog using the IATA A, B, C and D measurements, calculate minimum internal crate dimensions and choose the correct Petmode Aviation Carrier for safe and comfortable airline travel.
Flying Puppies Internationally: A Guide for Responsible &...
Importing or exporting a puppy? Our complete guide for responsible and preservation breeders covers international puppy air travel, flight nannies, cabin and cargo transport, aviation crates, commercial movement rules, documentation, crate training and preparing puppies for journeys around the world – including why international cooperation can be so important for rare breeds and genetic diversity.
Blog posts
Years Dog Food Recall & Dry Eye in Dogs: What Owners Need to Know
Years has voluntarily recalled all of its fresh dog meals following reports of dogs developing sudden bilateral dry eye. We explain what is known about the possible link with buckwheat and fagopyrins, the symptoms owners should watch for, what to do if your dog has eaten Years, and how to choose an alternative dog food using nutritional science, manufacturer testing and quality control rather than judging an ingredient list alone.