Planning a trip with your furry friend? You don't have to leave them behind! Airbnb has plenty of pet-friendly listings where you and your pet can feel at home.

How to Find Pet-Friendly Airbnb

Tips for Finding Pet-Friendly Airbnb Listings

1. Use the Pet-Friendly Filter

The easiest way to find pet-friendly Airbnb listings is to use the pet-friendly filter. When you're searching for a rental, simply check the "Pets Allowed" box in the filters menu. This will show you all of the listings that allow pets.

2. Read the Listing Carefully

Once you've found a few pet-friendly listings, make sure to read the listing carefully before booking. The listing should specify what types of pets are allowed, as well as any additional fees or restrictions.

3. Contact the Host

If you have any questions about the pet-friendly policy, don't hesitate to contact the host. They'll be able to answer your questions and help you make sure that your pet is welcome.

Things to Consider When Choosing a Pet-Friendly Airbnb

1. Pet-Friendly Amenities

When choosing a pet-friendly Airbnb, it's important to consider the amenities that are available for your pet. Some Airbnb listings have features like a fenced-in yard, a dog bed, and food and water bowls.

2. Location

When choosing a pet-friendly Airbnb, it's also important to consider the location. Make sure that the rental is in a pet-friendly area with plenty of places to walk and play with your pet.

3. Pet Policy

Be sure to read the rental's pet policy carefully before booking. This will let you know what the host's expectations are for your pet during your stay.

Additional Tips for Traveling with Pets

1. Bring a Pet Carrier

If you're flying with your pet, you'll need to bring a pet carrier that meets the airline's requirements. The carrier should be large enough for your pet to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably.

2. Pack Pet Supplies

Be sure to pack enough pet food, water, and treats for your trip. You should also pack a leash, a collar, and any medications that your pet takes.

3. Take Breaks on Long Trips

If you're driving with your pet, take frequent breaks to allow your pet to stretch and go to the bathroom. You should also stop at rest stops to give your pet some water.