Comfort and Rest: Create a comfortable and secure space for your pet. Secure crate or carrier to prevent movement. Crate lined with absorbent bedding in case of accidents. Temperature Control: Maintain a comfortable temperature within the travel environment. Avoid leaving pet in a hot car or direct sunlight, as pets are susceptible to heatstroke. Hydration and Nutrition: Offer water and small amounts of food during breaks. However, avoid feeding a large meal before travel to prevent motion sickness. Regular Breaks: Regular breaks for bathroom breaks, exercise, and a chance to stretch their legs, feeding, hydrating, human interaction. Reassurance and Calming Techniques: Talk to your pet soothingly and offer reassurance throughout the journey. Calming products such as pheromone sprays or natural remedies can help reduce anxiety.