Senior Travel Reviews

Pet Friendly Bed And Breakfasts In Texas

October 15, 2008 – 11:17 am

Everything might be bigger in Texas, but does that also apply to a bed an breakfast that allows pets?  In trying to find the best pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Texas for you and your pet, you might feel overloaded by information.  There are pet travel guides in libraries, articles in travel magazines and more websites than there are hairs shed by the average cat in a week.  How can you zero in on what information you need?  Just go to these websites, but you still always have to contact the pet friendly bed and breakfast in Texas yourself.

Virtual Cities

This website is very well organized with large print and a surprising lack of adds to obscure the text.  It basically consists of lists of links, but lists separated into very specific categories, such as pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Texas.  There are also sections on the website for air travel, for car rentals, for finding lodgings where certain languages are spoken and even recipes from inns, hotels and guest lodgings.

Petswelcome.com

While Virtual Cities is geared for all kinds of traveler’s needs with some sections devoted to traveling with pets, Petswelcome.com is entirely devoted to traveling with pets.  There also is important information on emergency travel with your pet, on airline regulations about traveling with pets and a listing of pet sitters if your pets are the stay-at-home type.

And they have one of the largest listings of pet friendly places to stay on the web, including popular hotel chains.  There is also a helpful forum where people give unbiased opinions about traveling with pets.  That’s a great place to ask for recommendations for pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Texas.

DogFreindly.com

Besides dogs, most pets do not like changes such as travel.  For example, many rodents can get ill from the stress or temperature changes associated with travel.  But dogs generally love travel.  This is why many pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Texas are geared towards dog owners.  DogFreindly.com is the place to go for not only a listing of lodgings in a state, but in a particular city.

Most importantly, they offer “travel guides” for dogs and their people staying in certain locations.  This not only lists where to stay, but where dog parks are, what restaurants and cafes allow dogs and a list of pet stores.  You do have to sort through some adds to get to the information, though.