Traveller Comfort Pack

Our specially designed pet travel bedding provides extra comfort while ensuring hygiene throughout the journey.

• The top layer is made of Vet Fur, a soft synthetic material that retains warmth and promotes airflow. Originally developed for veterinary use, it’s ideal for elderly, disabled, or anxious pets.
• Beneath it, an absorbent pad wicks away moisture to keep the surface dry.
• A batting layer adds extra softness.

The durable base is made of canvas or denim, forming a sturdy and reusable bedding option.

Global Paws recommends calming collars for dogs as a safe and effective way to ease travel anxiety. Designed to provide a sense of security, these collars release a synthetic version of the pheromones that mother dogs naturally produce to soothe their puppies. This gentle, drug-free solution helps reduce stress and anxiety, offering a reliable alternative to tranquilizers.

Once in contact with your dog’s skin, the collar is warmed by body heat, gradually releasing these comforting pheromones into the surrounding environment. For best results, it’s important that the collar fits snugly and stays in constant contact with your pet’s skin.

Most dog owners notice a difference within the first 7 days, but every dog is unique—some may take longer to adjust. Factors like the severity of anxiety and past experiences can influence the timing, which is why we recommend fitting the collar at least two weeks before travel.

What makes these collars stand out is their long-lasting effectiveness—each one provides up to 30 days of continuous calming support, helping your pet stay relaxed throughout their journey.

Global Paws recommends CalmEze Gel for Cats as a gentle and effective way to ease stress and anxiety in unfamiliar or challenging situations. This nutritional supplement provides a sense of comfort and well-being, encouraging relaxation without the need for medication. 

With a delicious salmon flavor, it’s easy to administer—simply apply a small amount to your cat’s paws, and they will instinctively lick it off. Beyond travel, CalmEze can also help manage long-term behavioral concerns, promoting a greater sense of security in your cat’s daily life.

Global Paws recommends the Pheromone Diffuser for Cats as an additional option to help ease stress during transitions. This diffuser releases a synthetic version of the facial pheromones cats naturally use to mark safe spaces, creating a calming environment. If you’re packing up your home before travel, using this diffuser can help your cat feel more secure amidst moving boxes and shifting surroundings, making the transition smoother and less stressful.

To help your pet feel comfortable in their travel crate, we offer early crate delivery 2–3 weeks before departure. This allows them to adjust to the crate’s smell and presence, reducing stress on the travel day.

Training your pet to feel safe in their travel crate is essential for a stress-free journey. Follow these steps to help them adjust:

• Introduce the crate gradually – Place it in a room where your pet spends time and avoid closing them inside too soon.
• Make it inviting – Add familiar-smelling items like their blanket or your worn t-shirt, along with favorite toys or treats.
• Feed near the crate – Start by placing their food bowl close to the crate, then gradually move it inside as they grow more comfortable.
• Practice short stays – Close the door for short periods while you’re in the room, offering praise for calm behavior. Gradually increase the duration.
• Simulate travel movement – Once they’re at ease inside, gently move the crate around. Later, take them on short car rides to get used to motion.
• Desensitize to travel sounds – Play recordings of airport noises and plane sounds at low volume, gradually increasing it over time while giving praise and treats.

Most pets adapt well with patience and positive reinforcement. Many even continue using their crates as safe spaces long after the journey!

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For additional guidance, we recommend consulting our dog behaviorist, who can provide personalized training tips to help anxious pets feel at ease before travel.