Paw Your Way Through National Pet Travel Safety Day: A Quiz

Water and a travel bowl for hydration

A current copy of the pet's medical records

Extra dog or cat treats for the journey

A leash or harness for walks during rest stops

Let the pet roam freely in unfamiliar places to explore

Always keep the pet on a leash, even in secure areas

Leave the pet alone in the hotel room for extended periods

Allow the pet to interact with other animals without restraint

Ensure the pet has a comfortable crate with proper ventilation

Feed the pet a large meal right before departure

Administer tranquilizers to keep the pet calm throughout the flight

Choose the smallest available carrier to save space

In the driver's lap for constant interaction

On the front passenger seat secured with a seat belt

In the backseat of the vehicle

In the trunk to utilize space efficiently

To prevent pets from becoming too attached to the crate

To ensure the pet feels comfortable and secure during travel

To harshly discipline pets for misbehavior during travel

To minimize the pet's exposure to new environments

Blasting loud music to distract the pet's anxiety

Providing a familiar blanket or toy for comfort

Administering sedatives or tranquilizers before travel

Keeping the pet confined in a crate for the entire journey

To keep the pet warm during colder temperatures

To prevent the pet from experiencing motion sickness

To maintain a comfortable airflow for the pet

To increase the visibility of the pet for other drivers

Pets enjoy being left alone and can entertain themselves

Leaving a pet in a vehicle is illegal in all jurisdictions

Pets can easily unlock and escape from the vehicle

The interior temperature of a vehicle can become dangerously hot

Using a crate that is not secured within the vehicle

Securely attaching a leash to the pet's collar

Using a seat belt or a pet-specific safety harness

Tying the pet's leash to a stationary object within the vehicle