Sailing with pets can be both fun and challenging. While it is possible to bring them under the sun and above the sea, you need to be mindful of safety precautions while having your pets onboard.
We can help you be a responsible pet owner and provide essential safety tips.
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5 Tips for Sailing with Pets
B L O G | I S L A N D M A R I N E R E N T A L S
Do you feel the heat of the sun and the
need to be on a boat for some vitamin
“sea,” but you can’t seem to leave your
four-legged buddy at home? We fully
understand that leaving them behind is
not an option. Do not worry; you can have
them on board! Yes, boating with pets is
possible!
Though taking your dog sailing sounds a bit
challenging for some, you can have fun if
you follow these tips. Your canine friend
cannot simply tell you want he wants, so
you better get everything ready before
sailing!
Pet Passport
Vaccination Record
1. Check The Travel Regulations
First things first! Check the travel
regulations in the area as regulations vary.
Something may be allowed in one country
while
restricted
in
another.
Documentation on proper identification is
likewise
important;
thus, keep
the
following handy:
In almost every country, one common
requirement is a microchip. It’s best to ensure
your pet has a microchip
for easy
identification.
Oh, and do not forget to check with the boat
rental company if they allow sailing with pets
ahead of time! While most allow pets, it’s
better to be safe than sorry!
2. Ensure Safety While Sailing
Okay, so you were able to get them on the
boat. The next thing to check is what safety
devices are needed.
Do dogs need a life jacket on a boat?
Absolutely! Dogs need life jackets as
much as you need them! In cases of
emergency, your dog can quickly jump
into the water. Most life jackets are
created with handles for the owners to
be able to lift them out easily.
However, remember, they come in
different sizes. Thus, it is better to
check which one fits your friend!
One more helpful tip: Get a life jacket with
bright colors! It’s easier to see them this
way.
Provide a shaded designated area for
your dog. If the sun is scorching hot,
your dog might not be able to handle it
as well. Designate a place for your dog
where he can rest when the sun is too
hot. It can be anywhere below or outside
the deck area or under the seat or
awning. Do not forget a light blanket so
you can drape it across the boat, and
bring some of his toys too!
Keep them hydrated by giving them
enough water. Bring fresh water with
you to keep your friend cool and avoid
dehydration. You won’t want your dog
to suffer heatstroke. Bring a doggy bowl
also so water wouldn’t get spilled!
Also, bring a non-slip rubber mat to go
up and down with ease and protective
boots so their paws won’t burn!
3. Plan For His Potty Break
Sailing with pets has one challenging task:
Potty time! Make sure you have his potty
pads ready so he can easily do his thing while
on the boat. However, remember that not all
pets are comfortable doing it while on the
water, as some prefer to land first! Can you
imagine your dog running and jumping off
the boat because he feels the urge to potty?
Just like humans, they feel anxious as well!
Have their leash on hand so you can hold and
keep them from running.
Don’t worry; this task will not ruin your trip.
Plan potty breaks ahead, and surely, this
won’t be a problem.
4. Anticipate Sea-Sickness
Yes, taking your dog on a boat can cause
seasickness! Motion sickness happens
when their inner ears are rattled, which
can then lead to dizziness. This sickness is
common for puppies but can happen to big
dogs too if they are not used to car rides.
What do you do if this happens? You can
give your friends medications for this. Yes,
same as what humans take. However,
make sure you discuss this with your vet to
know which one is safe for pets. Not all
human medicines are safe for them.
5. Bring Other Sun Essentials
Some essentials include sunscreen and
mosquito repellent. While you should not
forget to bring it for your skin protection,
your friend needs it too! Dogs are prone to
sunburn. Thus sunscreen
formulated
specifically for them is essential. Please pay
attention to skin color as light-colored skin
is more prone to getting burned by the sun.
Balms for their nose is also available in the
market.
Mosquito repellent protects your dog from
getting bitten by mosquitoes carrying
disease. Remember, you are out in the sun,
and mosquitoes are just about anywhere.
Taking your dog on a boat is indeed a fun
activity! We at Island Marine Rentals
ensure your boat rental in Clearwater
Beach, FL, is as breezy as possible. We
make sure that all our guests, even the
four-legged ones, are safe and will have
fun. Relax with your pets while inside our
boats. Call us now to book your next
adventure!
icaptainkusvi@gmail.com
EMAIL ADDRESS
(727) 595-0000
PHONE NUMBER
https://islandmarinerentals.com/
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5 Tips for Sailing with Pets
B L O G | I S L A N D M A R I N E R E N T A L S
Do you feel the heat of the sun and the
need to be on a boat for some vitamin
“sea,” but you can’t seem to leave your
four-legged buddy at home? We fully
understand that leaving them behind is
not an option. Do not worry; you can have
them on board! Yes, boating with pets is
possible!
Though taking your dog sailing sounds a bit
challenging for some, you can have fun if
you follow these tips. Your canine friend
cannot simply tell you want he wants, so
you better get everything ready before
sailing!
Pet Passport
Vaccination Record
1. Check The Travel Regulations
First things first! Check the travel
regulations in the area as regulations vary.
Something may be allowed in one country
while
restricted
in
another.
Documentation on proper identification is
likewise
important;
thus, keep
the
following handy:
In almost every country, one common
requirement is a microchip. It’s best to ensure
your pet has a microchip
for easy
identification.
Oh, and do not forget to check with the boat
rental company if they allow sailing with pets
ahead of time! While most allow pets, it’s
better to be safe than sorry!
2. Ensure Safety While Sailing
Okay, so you were able to get them on the
boat. The next thing to check is what safety
devices are needed.
Do dogs need a life jacket on a boat?
Absolutely! Dogs need life jackets as
much as you need them! In cases of
emergency, your dog can quickly jump
into the water. Most life jackets are
created with handles for the owners to
be able to lift them out easily.
However, remember, they come in
different sizes. Thus, it is better to
check which one fits your friend!
One more helpful tip: Get a life jacket with
bright colors! It’s easier to see them this
way.
Provide a shaded designated area for
your dog. If the sun is scorching hot,
your dog might not be able to handle it
as well. Designate a place for your dog
where he can rest when the sun is too
hot. It can be anywhere below or outside
the deck area or under the seat or
awning. Do not forget a light blanket so
you can drape it across the boat, and
bring some of his toys too!
Keep them hydrated by giving them
enough water. Bring fresh water with
you to keep your friend cool and avoid
dehydration. You won’t want your dog
to suffer heatstroke. Bring a doggy bowl
also so water wouldn’t get spilled!
Also, bring a non-slip rubber mat to go
up and down with ease and protective
boots so their paws won’t burn!
3. Plan For His Potty Break
Sailing with pets has one challenging task:
Potty time! Make sure you have his potty
pads ready so he can easily do his thing while
on the boat. However, remember that not all
pets are comfortable doing it while on the
water, as some prefer to land first! Can you
imagine your dog running and jumping off
the boat because he feels the urge to potty?
Just like humans, they feel anxious as well!
Have their leash on hand so you can hold and
keep them from running.
Don’t worry; this task will not ruin your trip.
Plan potty breaks ahead, and surely, this
won’t be a problem.
4. Anticipate Sea-Sickness
Yes, taking your dog on a boat can cause
seasickness! Motion sickness happens
when their inner ears are rattled, which
can then lead to dizziness. This sickness is
common for puppies but can happen to big
dogs too if they are not used to car rides.
What do you do if this happens? You can
give your friends medications for this. Yes,
same as what humans take. However,
make sure you discuss this with your vet to
know which one is safe for pets. Not all
human medicines are safe for them.
5. Bring Other Sun Essentials
Some essentials include sunscreen and
mosquito repellent. While you should not
forget to bring it for your skin protection,
your friend needs it too! Dogs are prone to
sunburn. Thus sunscreen
formulated
specifically for them is essential. Please pay
attention to skin color as light-colored skin
is more prone to getting burned by the sun.
Balms for their nose is also available in the
market.
Mosquito repellent protects your dog from
getting bitten by mosquitoes carrying
disease. Remember, you are out in the sun,
and mosquitoes are just about anywhere.
Taking your dog on a boat is indeed a fun
activity! We at Island Marine Rentals
ensure your boat rental in Clearwater
Beach, FL, is as breezy as possible. We
make sure that all our guests, even the
four-legged ones, are safe and will have
fun. Relax with your pets while inside our
boats. Call us now to book your next
adventure!
icaptainkusvi@gmail.com
EMAIL ADDRESS
(727) 595-0000
PHONE NUMBER
https://islandmarinerentals.com/
CLICK BELOW TO VISIT OUR SITE:
Contact
Details
https://www.facebook.com/islandmarinerentals
FOLLOW US ON:
https://twitter.com/IslandMarineRen