7 Travel with Pets Books That Change How You Explore

Drawing from her extensive travel writing career and personal experience as a dedicated dog owner, Lottie Gross offers a carefully researched guidebook that transforms British weekends into adventures you can share with your canine companion. You’ll discover 50 thoughtfully curated itineraries that blend dog-friendly accommodations, pubs, and attractions with walks suited for all fitness levels. The book goes beyond listings by addressing practical questions like where dogs can join you for breakfast or be safely left in rooms, making it invaluable whether you’re planning a countryside hike or a coastal escape. If you’re keen to explore Britain without leaving your dog behind, this book equips you with the knowledge to do just that, though it’s less useful if you’re seeking international travel tips.

Jen Sotolongo draws on her extensive experience as an outdoor enthusiast and dog mom to offer practical guidance for hiking with your canine companion. You’ll learn essential trail etiquette, gear recommendations, and training commands tailored specifically for outdoor adventures with dogs. The book also covers minimizing environmental impact and includes multi-sport tips, making it useful whether you're camping, backpacking, or paddling alongside your dog. With detailed packing lists and even state-by-state hike suggestions, it’s designed for both new dog owners and seasoned hikers who want to deepen their shared outdoor experience.

This tailored book explores the ins and outs of traveling with pets, crafted specifically to match your background, interests, and goals. It covers essential planning aspects such as pet-friendly accommodations, transportation options, health requirements, and destination activities, with a personalized focus that makes the journey uniquely yours. By addressing your specific pet’s needs and travel style, it reveals how to navigate common challenges and enrich your experiences on the road. The book examines key considerations like safety, comfort, and legal documentation, providing insights drawn from a wide range of expert knowledge synthesized into a form that directly benefits your travel approach. This personalized guide ensures you gain practical, relevant understanding tailored for your adventures with pets.

Pandxra is an independently published author who created this bilingual pet passport to help pet owners organize essential health and travel records efficiently. You’ll find detailed sections for ownership, vaccinations, veterinary visits, and treatments all modeled on the EU pet passport system, making it especially useful for international travel. If you’re someone juggling multiple pets or planning trips abroad, this book helps prevent misplacing critical medical information and simplifies vet communications. While it’s primarily a practical logbook, the structured approach means you gain clarity and peace of mind about your pet’s health status and travel readiness.

Carolyn West Meyer brings a unique voice to travel with pets by chronicling her family’s early road trips with their adopted shelter dogs, Bea and B.B. This book offers you vivid narratives of diverse American towns and cities seen through the lens of traveling with dogs — from the Northeast Kingdom to the California coast. You’ll gain insights into the unpredictable joys and challenges that come with pet travel, including tips on navigating weather surprises and finding dog-friendly spots. If you love dogs and road trips, this book gives you a blend of heartfelt storytelling and practical perspectives on making memorable journeys with your canine companions.

What happens when a lifelong outdoor enthusiast turns her focus to pet-friendly adventures? Aislinn Sarnacki, drawing on her experience as an outfitter and her honors thesis on Maine trails, delivers a guide that’s more than a list—it’s a thoughtful companion for you and your dog. You’ll find 35 carefully selected hikes with detailed maps and color photos, alongside practical advice on leash etiquette and when to let your dog roam free. Beyond trails, Sarnacki rounds out the experience with recommendations for dog-friendly eateries, parks, beaches, and lodging, making this a go-to resource for anyone eager to explore Maine’s outdoors with their canine friend.

This tailored book explores the art and logistics of traveling with pets, focusing on your unique background and travel goals. It covers essential topics like preparing your pet for journeys, navigating pet-friendly accommodations, and managing health and safety on the road. Through a personalized lens, it emphasizes practical steps to build your confidence and skills for pet travel, matching your experience level and preferences. The book examines real-world challenges and solutions for pet owners who want to travel more comfortably and responsibly with their companions. By tailoring the content to your specific needs, this book offers a focused path to mastering pet travel within a 30-day transformation plan.

AAA Publishing leverages decades of expertise in specialty travel guides to address the unique challenges of traveling with pets. This guide offers you detailed, up-to-date listings of over 15,000 pet-friendly AAA Approved hotels, restaurants, and campgrounds across the U.S. and Canada, alongside practical advice on pet travel preparation, safety, and border crossing procedures. You’ll find specific chapters dedicated to pet policies, fees, and pet-friendly outdoor attractions, making it a solid companion for anyone planning a trip with their furry friends. If you’re seeking thorough, location-based insights and tangible tips to ease your journey, this book delivers without fuss or fluff.

Drawing from her extensive experience writing for an RV adventure company and crafting over fifty travel articles, Heidi Eliason developed a vivid narrative about escaping the conventional life through a five-year motorhome journey with her dog. You’ll gain insights into the practical challenges of full-time RV living, like managing a large vehicle she calls the Green Monster, navigating travel in Mexico, and overcoming personal setbacks along the way. The book also explores the emotional transformation that comes with stepping off the traditional path, including facing fears, dealing with depression, and finding unexpected freedom. If you’re curious about alternative lifestyles or need motivation to break free from routine, this memoir offers both practical knowledge and heartfelt reflection.