From there, their Instagram and YouTube channels went viral. In 2018 Nala and Dean continued their cycling journey across Europe and documented it for the world to see. 2020 was a slower year for the duo, with them spending much of the pandemic in Hungary. The two were able to return to Dean’s native Scotland in the United Kingdom for a brief time, but are now spending the rest of the pandemic in Gmunden, Austria. Expect to see a lot of Nala and Dean Austrian content, while they wait for borders to reopen and to resume their journey.

Check out their travels, and all of the news around their next travel locale. It sounds like Nala and Dean may be heading to Asia!

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How to Prepare

• Make sure your pet is comfortable with new places and situations. If they’re not, start with small trips and make sure they’re having a lot of fun.
• Create a list of all the things you need to bring for your pet. Include toys, dishes, treats, a brush, a litter box for cats, medications, health certificate, etc.
• Check if the accommodation allows pets and see if there are any particular rules in the place where you’re planning to stay.

On the Destination

• Protect your pet from fleas and ticks with a spray if you haven’t treated them back at home. You don’t want to spend your vacation days looking for a vet!
• Explore the area you’re visiting together with your pet. Depending on the location and the animal you have, you can go for a walk together or you can take them in a pet carrier. Find a place to play together and create some amazing memories.

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Carrier

Cats are territorial animals, so leaving the house, aka their kingdom, can be extremely stressful and nerve-racking for them. Putting your pet only on a seat and not into a carrier can be very unsafe for you and your cat as well, and it could be trigger anxiety.

Carrier Pads

Put pads in the carrier in case your cat has an accident during the travel. No one wants a dirty and a stinky travelling companion.

Harness

A harness is a must if you plan on going on a longer trip. Your cat needs to stretch his legs, just like you do.

Pheromones

To calm your cat, spray the carrier with pheromones. For example, facial pheromones are used by cats to mark places, objects and persons as familiar by rubbing their face on surface. So, if you spray his transporter, he won’t feel as stressful.

Medications

Packing vitamins, supplements and medications that your fur buddy uses on a daily bases is important just like bringing food or water.

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From there, their Instagram and YouTube channels went viral. In 2018 Nala and Dean continued their cycling journey across Europe and documented it for the world to see. 2020 was a slower year for the duo, with them spending much of the pandemic in Hungary. The two were able to return to Dean’s native Scotland in the United Kingdom for a brief time, but are now spending the rest of the pandemic in Gmunden, Austria. Expect to see a lot of Nala and Dean Austrian content, while they wait for borders to reopen and to resume their journey.

Check out their travels, and all of the news around their next travel locale. It sounds like Nala and Dean may be heading to Asia!

The post 1bike1world is The Ultimate Cat Traveler On Instagram appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

How to Prepare

• Make sure your pet is comfortable with new places and situations. If they’re not, start with small trips and make sure they’re having a lot of fun.
• Create a list of all the things you need to bring for your pet. Include toys, dishes, treats, a brush, a litter box for cats, medications, health certificate, etc.
• Check if the accommodation allows pets and see if there are any particular rules in the place where you’re planning to stay.

On the Destination

• Protect your pet from fleas and ticks with a spray if you haven’t treated them back at home. You don’t want to spend your vacation days looking for a vet!
• Explore the area you’re visiting together with your pet. Depending on the location and the animal you have, you can go for a walk together or you can take them in a pet carrier. Find a place to play together and create some amazing memories.

The post Tips For Traveling With Pets appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Carrier

Cats are territorial animals, so leaving the house, aka their kingdom, can be extremely stressful and nerve-racking for them. Putting your pet only on a seat and not into a carrier can be very unsafe for you and your cat as well, and it could be trigger anxiety.

Carrier Pads

Put pads in the carrier in case your cat has an accident during the travel. No one wants a dirty and a stinky travelling companion.

Harness

A harness is a must if you plan on going on a longer trip. Your cat needs to stretch his legs, just like you do.

Pheromones

To calm your cat, spray the carrier with pheromones. For example, facial pheromones are used by cats to mark places, objects and persons as familiar by rubbing their face on surface. So, if you spray his transporter, he won’t feel as stressful.

Medications

Packing vitamins, supplements and medications that your fur buddy uses on a daily bases is important just like bringing food or water.

The post 5 Things You Need To Pack In Your Cat’s Suitcase appeared first on Traveler Dreams.