Travelling with a dog should be one of the joys of owning one, but the logistics quickly get complicated — accommodation, transport, restraints, paperwork and managing an anxious passenger. Petterly is here to help you plan trips your dog will genuinely enjoy, whether it's a weekend road trip or a longer move, with practical advice that holds up in the real world.
Travelling with a dog should be one of the joys of owning one, but the logistics quickly get complicated — accommodation, transport, restraints, paperwork and managing an anxious passenger. Petterly is here to help you plan trips your dog will genuinely enjoy, whether it’s a weekend road trip or a longer move, with practical advice that holds up in the real world.
DOGSA 25 kg dog in a 60 km/h crash becomes a 750 kg projectile — and that’s the part most owners haven’t thought through. Australia’s dog car travel safety rules vary by state, but the physics doesn’t. Whether you’re nipping to the dog park or driving Brisbane to Byron, the gear you pick, the way you stop, and how you\u2026
DOGSHot Australian summers and a panting Staffy don’t mix. Bringing the right water bottle along is the difference between a relaxed walk and an early turnaround — and most dogs will drink more than you’d think on a half-hour stroll in 28-degree heat. A travel water bottle solves a problem nobody mentions until they’re 800 metres from the car with\u2026
DOGSIf your dog rides with you regularly, your car is copping it — red dirt, wet fur, beach sand, and the occasional sick moment on a long drive. Dog car seat covers solve the worst of this, but the category splits into distinct types: flat bench covers that work for back-seat dogs, hammock-style covers that block the front-seat gap, hard-bottom\u2026