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Dog travel stess

admin — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 10:06:12 +0000

Travelling via plane can be very stressful to pets. This is quite visible for dogs. Every time we pick them up from their home origin, you can readily see how anxious they are: tail between their legs, ears all low, sad eyes, some are even vocal and whimpers. Being an animal lover myself, I always try to utter soothing words by mostly calling their names. It somehow lessens their tension.

Here are some dog plane travel tips:

1. Prepare yourself days in advance. Its hard part with your dog but they can sense your anxiety which will add more to their insecurity, making them harder to control.

2. Do not feed your dog 8 hours before plane travel to minimize chances of doggie accident. However, make sure that he has access to water – water dispenser inside the dog carrier for plane travel.

3. A soothing scent such as lavender can help relax your dog’s brain.

4. Exercise your dog by going on a long work a few hours before departure. Your dog will be in more relaxed state during the trip.

5. Use only high quality dog carrier. You dont want your dog escaping on an airport or worse during a flight.

Our reward comes from the satisfaction of seeing a dog and his master reunited at the end of the trip. The happiness shared by both is simply priceless.

Pet dog saves 2 girls, but loses her face

admin — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 03:54:34 +0000


Pet dog saves 2 girls, but loses her face Source: newsinfo.inquirer.net The story of Kabang is one more heartwarming take on the familiar theme of the pet dog as lifesaver. Cousins Dina Bunggal, 11, and Princess Diansing, 3, were walking across Nuñez Extension on Dec. 14 not knowing that a speeding motorcycle was bearing down on them. At the crucial moment, Kabang, the Bunggal family’s dog, emerged from nowhere and jumped into the motorcycle’s path.

IPATA 35th International Conference

admin — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 08:25:51 +0000

AIMS recently participated at IPATA’s 35th International Conference which was held last January at Hong Kong, represented by our General Manager Rodel S. Pante. It was a huge success with almost 200 people in attendance representing 108 different companies.

IPATA president Sally Smith says” I am honoured to lead an organization composed of members truly dedicated to the care and welfare of pets and small animals during transport”.

Your precious pet

admin — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 00:54:03 +0000

We at AIMS knows how important your pets are to you, as we are pet lovers ourselves. We see them as relative or a dear friend and should be treated as such. Let us help you move your precious companion. With our years of expertise in pet moving to and from the Philippines, and with the same care as any pet lovers, we can move them to their destination safely, legally and hassle free.