Pet Travel Guide

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Pet Travel Guide

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CINDY ADAMS
columnist, dog lover
Jazzy Park Avenue Dog founder and ASPCA board member Cindy
Adams is best known for her daily syndicated column in the New York
Post, which she has written since 1981.
The native New Yorker has also been a regular contributor to ABC’s
Good Morning America and has appeared on many other television
shows, including WNBC’s Live at Five, CNN’s Larry King Live, E!
Entertainment Network’s Gossip Show and ABC’s Politically Incorrect.
Cindy has written several books, is a frequent lecturer, and designs
jewelry in her spare time. She lives in New York City with her dogs,
Jazzy and Juicy.
FOREWORD BY CINDY ADAMS
Travel is part of my job and my DNA. I’m someone who is always off
someplace. I love it. I thrive on it. But I can’t bear leaving my sweet little
Jazzy and Juicy. Jazzy’s five. He’s four and a half pounds. Juicy’s six.
Minus an extra bite of chicken, she’s three and a half pounds. To most
people, they’re Yorkies. To me, they’re family.
That’s why I feel we must try and make this globe a better place to
travel with our pets—and JetBlue agrees with me.
Their new JetPaws™ program evolved out of the needs of pet lovers
like me. JetPaws makes traveling with your dog or cat easier and more
seamless. Jazzy and Juicy—who I love so much that if they could pay
the maintenance I’d leave them my apartment—now thank JetBlue
every time we travel.
My pet-product line Jazzy® Park Avenue Dog has partnered with
JetBlue to create some great travel items to make taking off with a
small four-legged creature even better. Jazzy and Juicy have personally
tested JetBlue’s signature pet carrier and travel kit to guarantee that
these items provide the comfort and quality our little ones crave. I can
honestly tell you that from chew bones to snack treats to water bowls,
Jazzy and Juicy fully endorse the whole line.
JetPaws will make it easier to keep your pet in the comfort my dogs
have grown to expect—and adore. Hope to see you on JetBlue with your
animal family member soon.
XOXO
Cindy Adams
JETTING WITH YOUR PET
Traveling with the furry little ones shouldn’t be difficult. This guide will
teach you all about Travel Petiquette™, the social graces of pet travel,
and guide you through the ins and outs of jetting with your pet from the
moment you book your flight to your arrival at your final destination
BOOKING YOUR FOUR-LEGGED FRIEND
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etBlue gladly accepts small cats and dogs in the aircraft
cabin on both domestic and international flights. You may
book your pet online at jetblue.com or by calling 1-800-JETBLUE (538-2583). Please note: a $25 booking fee applies to
reservations made over the phone.
There is a nonrefundable pet fee per flight segment.
A limited number of animals are allowed on each flight, so book
your pet early.
The combined weight of your pet and carrier may not exceed
20 pounds.
Your pet and carrier will count as your one carry-on bag.
Only one pet is allowed per customer, with a few exceptions.
BEFORE YOU GO
Make sure you obtain the following items before you travel. You will be
asked to present them at check in.
you trip. Currently there are no vaccination or health requirements
for pets on domestic flights. Pets to/from an international
destination, including Puerto Rico, require proper documentation.
For details, visit jetblue.com/jetpaws
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be able to stand up and move around in the carrier with ease. Keep
in mind:
- Combined weight of the pet and carrier may not exceed
20 pounds
- Carriers must have a leak proof bottom and be well ventilated
- Soft-sided and hard-sided carriers are acceptable
- Only one pet per carrier is allowed
Canceling your pet reservation
If you would like to cancel your pet reservation, please call 1-800JETBLUE (538-2583) prior to departure or the fee credit will be
forfeited. If you call to cancel before your scheduled departure, the
nonrefundable fee can be converted to a JetBlue air-only credit and
applied toward future travel for one year from the date of issuance.
JetPaws™ Travel Checklist
Traveling with your pet can be lots of fun as long as you are well
prepared and informed. Use the checklist below to ensure you have
everything you need for a trip as smooth as your companion’s coat.
Required vaccinations and documentations
Tags
Licenses
Airline-approved pet carrier
Snacks and treats
Pet supplies during your stay. JetBlue offers a nifty Pet Travel Kit
which includes a blanket, a bowl and a bone in a carrying bag.
Check it out at jetblue.com/shopblue.
Give your pet a workout. When pets are tired, they sleep better and
are more likely to quickly adapt to new surroundings.
AT THE AIRPORT AND IN FLIGHT
Travel Petiquette counts the most the moment you arrive at
the airport and begin your journey.
Become familiar with the following regulations to make
sure you and your beloved companion aren’t left behind.
counter.
authorities.
and walk through while the carrier is x-rayed.
Your pet and carrier will count as your one carry-on bag.
the aircraft.
needs to relieve itself.
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PETFRIENDLY
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, PARKS
AND ANIMAL HOSPITALS BY CITY
There are lots of pet-friendly places out there; the following
are just a few of the most popular hotels, restaurants
and parks in some of JetBlue’s major cities that we
recommend. We’ve also included some really great animal
hospitals in the event your pet needs medical attention.
Always call ahead before visiting an establishment to
make sure their pet policies haven’t changed. Here’s some
helpful information about these places:
HOTELS
When booking a hotel, make sure you let them know you’re bringing a
pet. Always ask about the hotel pet policies. Some hotels have rules,
such as requiring that pets are not left alone in the room, that might
require some extra planning on your part. If you’re looking for a luxury,
pet-friendly hotel, a good resource is LuxuryPaw.com.
Some hotels offer packages and programs to provide your pet with a
little extra pampering. Here are three of our favorites:
Kimpton Hotels: Special pet packages include amenities such as
food and water bowls, mineral water, temporary pet tags, gourmet
dog cookies, walking services, dog sitting services, and even pet
massages. Call 800-546-7866 for more information.
W Hotels: Upon arrival, pets receive welcome packets containing
a toy, treat, pet tag and clean-up bags with the W’s PAW (Pets
Are Welcome) Program. PAW rooms include amenities such as a
custom W pet bed, food and water bowl with floor mat, a “Pet in
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ANIMAL HOSPITALS
The animal hospitals recommended in this JetPaws Travel Guide are
accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). AAHA
is the only organization that accredits animal hospitals throughout the
United States and Canada. AAHA-accredited hospitals adhere to the
highest-quality standards available, ensuring the best care for your pet.
Additional pet travel websites
There are many websites where you can also find information on pet
friendly places in all JetBlue cities. Here are a few we recommend:
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BOSTON
HOTELS
InterContinental Boston
510 Atlantic Avenue
Boston, MA
617-747-1000
866-493-6495
One dog per guest allowed, up to 25 pounds.
Fee: $100
Residence Inn by Marriott
34-44 Charles River Avenue
Boston, MA
617-242-9000
Dogs of all sizes are allowed.
Fee: $75
Sheraton Boston Hotel
39 Dalton Street
Boston, MA
617-236-2000
Dogs up to 50 pounds are allowed.
Fee: None
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Hamersley’s Bistro
553 Tremont Street
Boston, MA
617-423-2700
Dogs are allowed at the outdoor tables.
Salty Dog Seafood Grille
206 Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Boston, MA
617-742-2094
Tremont 647
647 Tremont Street
Boston, MA
617-266-4600
Well-behaved leashed dogs are allowed at
the outdoor tables.
PARKS
The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard
University
125 Arborway
Boston, MA
617-524-1718
Arnold Arboretum has 265 acres of trees,
shrubs and vines for your pooch to explore.
Dogs must be cleaned up after and on leash.
Boston Common Park
Bound by Tremont, Beacon, Charles and
Boylston Streets
Boston, MA
617-635-4505
Dogs are allowed here as long as they are
cleaned up after and leashed. Well-behaved
dogs can be off-leash from 6 a.m.–9 a.m. and
from 4 p.m.–8 p.m.
Peter’s Park Dog Run
E. Berkeley and Washington Streets
Boston, MA
Off-leash dog park.
ANIMAL HOSPITALS
Back Bay Veterinary Clinic
324 B Newbury Street
Boston, MA
617-247-2273
FORT LAUDERDALE
HOTELS
Embassy Suites Hotel Fort Lauderdale
17th Street
1100 SE 17th Street
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-527-2700
Dogs of all sizes are allowed but cannot be
left alone in the room.
Fee: None
Hampton Inn
2301 SW 12th Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-524-9900
Fee: $50
The Westin Fort Lauderdale
400 Corporate Drive
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-772-1331
Dogs up to 40 pounds are allowed but cannot
be left alone in the room.
Fee: $50
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Cheeburger Cheeburger
708 East Las Olas
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-524-8824
Dogs allowed at the outdoor tables.
Dogs must be leashed and are allowed only
on the Canine Beach.
Bark Park at Snyder Park
3299 SW 4th Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-828-4585
This fully-fenced, off-leash dog park
has areas for both small and large dogs,
benches, water, and pickup bags.
ANIMAL HOSPITALS
Arbor Pet Hospital
1220 NE 26th Street
Wilton Manors, FL
954-565-1896
Seiler Animal Hospital
2650 NE 57th Street
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-491-1222
Japanese Village Hibachi Steak House
350 E. Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-525-8386
VCA Stirling Square Animal Hospital
2871 Stirling Road
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-963-5300
Starbucks
6981 W Broward Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-791-7265
LAS VEGAS
PARKS
Riverwalk Linear Park
20 N. New River Drive
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
954-828-7275
Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after.
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park
3109 East Sunrise Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954-564-4521
HOTELS
La Quinta Inn Las Vegas Tropicana
4975 S. Valley View Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV
702-798-7736
800-531-5900
Fee: None
Residence Inn by Marriott Convention
Center
3225 Paradise Road
Las Vegas, NV
702-796-9300
Fee: $75
The Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel,
Casino & Spa
160 East Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV
702-836-5900
Fee: $35 plus a $150 refundable deposit.
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Einstein Brothers Bagels
9031 W. Sahara Avenue
Las Vegas, NV
702-254-0919
Mountain Springs Saloon
Mountain Spring Road and Highway 160
Las Vegas, NV
702-875-4266
Dogs are welcome at the outdoor dining
area.
ReJAVAnate
3300 E Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV
702-253-7721
PARKS
Desert Breeze Dog Run
8425 W. Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV
This fully enclosed dog park features three
dog runs: one for small pups, one for middle
sized pooches and one for larger canines
over 30 pounds.
Floyd Lamb State Park
9200 Tule Springs Road
Las Vegas, NV
702-229-6297
Leashed dogs of all sizes are allowed at this
park.
Molasky Park Dog Run
1065 E. Twain Avenue
Las Vegas, NV
702-455-8200
This fenced, off-leash dog park is open daily
from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
ANIMAL HOSPITALS
Aloha Animal Hospital
7341 S Torrey Pines Drive
Las Vegas, NV
702-567-5222
Tropicana Animal Hospital
2385 East Tropicana Avenue
Las Vegas, NV
702-736-4944
West Flamingo Animal Hospital
5445 West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV
702-876-2111
LONG BEACH, CA
HOTELS
Holiday Inn Long Beach Airport
2640 Lakewood Boulevard
Long Beach, CA
562-597-4401
Fee: $25 plus a $100 refundable deposit
The Westin Long Beach
333 East Ocean Boulevard
Long Beach, CA
562-436-3000
866-716-8132
Fee: $25
Residence Inn by Marriott
1177 S. Beverly Drive
Los Angeles, CA
310-277-4427
Pets of all sizes are welcome.
Fee: $80 non-refundable cleaning fee plus
$10 per night for one pet and an additional $5
per night for each additional pet.
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Mel’s Drive-In
8585 Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
310-854-7200
This 24-hour West Hollywood restaurant
serves you and your pup breakfast, lunch or
dinner at the outside seating.
Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill
7547 Carson Boulevard
Long Beach, CA
562-496-1892
Leashed, well-behaved dogs are allowed at
the outdoor tables.
Chipotle
110 S Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
323-857-0608
Dogs are allowed at the outdoor tables;
however food must be ordered inside the
restaurant while dogs remain outside.
PARKS
Griffith Park Dog Park
North Zoo Drive
Los Angeles, CA
323-913-4688
This park has two separate fenced areas,
one for larger dogs and the other for small or
shy dogs.
Recreation Park Dog Park
5201 E. 7th Street
Long Beach, CA
562-570-3100
Licensed pups over four months can run
leash-free in this park.
Silver Lake Dog Park
1850 West Silver Lake Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
This is one of the best and most popular dog
parks in L.A. with an average of 30 to 40 dogs
hanging out at a time.
ANIMAL HOSPITALS
Brentwood Pet Clinic
11718 Olympic Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
310-473-0957
Eagle Rock Emergency Pet Clinic, Inc
4254 Eagle Rock Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
323-254-7382
Uptown Animal Hospital Inc
3350 Atlantic Avenue
Long Beach, CA
562-424-8541
LOS ANGELES, CA
HOTEL
Hotel Palomar Los Angeles - Westwood
10740 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-475-8711
800-472-8556
Fee: None
Dogs of any size, weight, or breed are allowed.
NEW YORK
HOTELS
Comfort Inn
305 West 39th Street
New York, NY
877-424-6423
212-268-3040
Two dogs of up to 20 pounds each or less are
allowed per room.
Fee: $10 per night per pet
Hilton
1335 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY
212-586-7000
Dogs of all sizes and multiple dogs are
allowed.
Dogs must be kenneled for housekeeping.
Fee: None
pooches to run through, and hurdles.
W New York
541 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY
212-755-1200
Fee: $25
Union Square Dog Run
15th Street at Union Square
New York, NY
212-NEW-YORK
Official off-leash dog area.
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Allegria
1350 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY
212-956-7755
Water is provided for pets.
The Barking Dog Luncheonette
1453 York Avenue
New York, NY
212-861-3600
Pets are allowed in outdoor café; a “dog bar”
water trough is provided for pets.
The Grey Dog’s Coffee
33 Carmine Street
New York, NY
212-462-0041
Dogs are allowed at the outdoor tables and
inside with permission.
PARKS
Canine Court
In Van Cortlandt Park
West 251st Street and Broadway
The Bronx, NY
This public dog playground and agility course
has a 14,000 square-foot fenced-in play
area a teeter-totter, chutes and tunnels for
Central Park
Bordered by 59th and110th Streets,
Central Park West and Fifth Avenue
New York, NY
Take your leashed dog to Central Park’s
“Dog Hill” area to socialize and for exercise.
ANIMAL HOSPITALS
Heart of Chelsea Animal Hospital
257 W. 18th Street
New York, NY
212-924-6116
The Animal Medical Center
510 E. 62nd Street
New York , NY
212-838-8100
Westside Veterinary Center
220 W. 83rd Street
New York , NY
212-580-1800
ORLANDO
HOTELS
Celebration World Resort
7503 Atlantis Way
Kissimmee, FL
407-396-4005
Dogs up to 40 pounds are allowed with proof
of up-to-date shots.
Fee: $50
Hard Rock Hotel
5800 Universal Boulevard
Orlando, FL
407-503-2000
888-832-7155
Dogs of all sizes are allowed with a health
certificate obtained within ten days prior to
arrival.
Fee: $25 per room
Residence Inn Orlando/SeaWorld/
International Center
11000 Westwood Boulevard
Orlando, FL
407-313-3600
Fee: $75
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Casey’s on Central
50 E. Central Boulevard
Orlando, FL
407-648-4218
Water and treats are provided for your pooch.
Julie’s Waterfront
4201 S Orange Avenue
Orlando, FL
407-240-2557
Dogs are allowed at the outdoor tables but
must be leashed.
Quiznos®
12515 Highway 535
Orlando, FL
407-827-1110
PARKS
Lake Eola Park
N. Rosalind Avenue at E. Washington
Street
Orlando, FL
407-246-2827
Dogs are allowed on leash at this park,
which features a jogging trail, grassy areas
and a lake.
Downey Dog Park
10107 Flowers Avenue
Orlando, FL
407-254-9180
This park has areas for large and small
dogs, water fountains and even doggy
sanitation stations.
Dr. Phillips Dog Park
8249 Buenavista Woods Boulevard
Orlando, FL
407-254-9037
ANIMAL HOSPITALS
Animal Health Center
8522 Commodity Circle
Orlando, FL
407-345-9050
Kindred Spirits Animal Clinic
7306 South Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando, FL
407-855-1350
Sand Lake Animal Clinic
8932 South Apopka-Vineland Road
Orlando, FL
407-876-4461
SAN FRANCISCO
HOTELS
Kimpton Argonaut
495 Jefferson Street at Hyde
San Francisco, CA 94109
866-415-0704
415-563-0800
Fee: None
Serrano Hotel
405 Taylor Street
San Francisco, CA
415-885-2500
Fee: None
The W San Francisco
181 3rd Street
San Francisco, CA
415-777-5300
Dogs of all sizes allowed.
Fee: $100
Through W Hotels’ P.A.W. (Pets Are
Welcome) program, pets receive a special
welcome kit that includes a custom pet bed,
food and water dishes with place mat, a
doggy menu, a “Pet in Room” sign, treats,
pet tag, a toy, and more. The concierge also
offers additional services such as dogwalking. Dogs must be removed or crated
for housekeeping or any in-room services.
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Panta Rei
431 Columbus Avenue
San Francisco, CA
415-591-0900.
Pompei’s Grotto
340 Jefferson Street
San Francisco, CA
415-776-9265
Well-behaved, leashed dogs are allowed at
the outdoor tables.
Zazie Café
941 Cole Street
San Francisco, CA
415-564-5332
Mondays are “bring your doggy to dinner”
nights at this French bistro. Relax on the cozy
patio while Lassie munches on doggy treats
and you sip on a discounted bottle of wine.
The rest of the week your pooch is allowed
at the sidewalk tables only. Reservations are
recommended.
PARKS
Alta Plaza Park
Bounded by Jackson, Steiner, Clay
and Scott Streets in the Pacific Heights
neighborhood
San Francisco, CA
The first Sunday of every month is Pug Day
at this park! From 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. or so
you can mingle with other Pug owners while
your leashed doggie plays with another 2050 of their own kind.
Golden Gate Park Off-Leash Dog Areas
Stanyan & Great Highway
San Francisco, CA
415-751-8987
This huge park has four off-leash dog areas,
some fenced. Puppies under four months
are not allowed.
Presidio of San Francisco
Hwy 1/Park Presidio Blvd.
San Francisco, CA
415-561-4323
This National Park is now super dog-friendly.
Leashes may or may not be required, so
keep your pooch leashed just to be safe.
ANIMAL HOSPITALS
All Pets Hospital
269 South Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA
415-861-5725
Balboa Pet Hospital
3329 Balboa Street
San Francisco, CA
415-752-3300
Pets Unlimited
2343 Fillmore Street
San Francisco, CA
415-563-6700
WASHINGTON, D.C.
HOTELS
Hilton Washington
1919 Connecticut Avenue N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202-483-3000
Fee: None
Residence Inn Washington D.C./Dupont
Circle
2120 P Street N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202-466-6800
Fee: $100
The Fairfax at Embassy Row
2100 Massachusetts Avenue N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202-293-2100
Dogs up to 40 pounds are allowed but they
cannot be left alone in the room.
Fee: None
OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS
Bangkok Bistro
3251 Prospect Street N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202-337-2424
Water is provided for pets.
Guapos Mexican Cuisine and Cantina
4515 Wisconsin Avenue N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202-686-3588
Dupont Italian Kitchen and Bar
1637 17th Street N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202-328-3222
PARKS
Capital Crescent Trail
Trail begins at the end of Water Street
Washington, D.C.
202-234-4874
Leashed dogs are allowed on the trail.
National Arboretum
3501 New York Avenue. N.E.
Washington, D.C.
202-245-2726
Walk with your leashed dog through trails
and beautiful gardens.
Rock Creek Park
5200 Glover Road N.W.
Washington, D.C.
202-895-6070
Leashed dogs are allowed at this large park.
VETS
CityPaws Animal Hospital
1823 14th Street N.W.
Washington, DC
202-232-7297
Friendship Hospital for Animals
4105 Brandywine Street N.W.
Washington, DC
202-363-7300
VCA MacArthur Animal Hospital
4832 MacArthur Boulevard N.W.
Washington, DC
202-337-0120
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