WHAT
[LAUGHTER]
>> Jason: HOW ABOUT THOSE BEARS?
LET'S MOVE ALONG.
>> Tati: IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION
PET.
KELLY MEYERS FROM THE ANIMAL CAR
CENTER AT OUR PARTNER, THE
THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE.
>> THANKS FOR HAVING ME.
>> Jason: A LOT OF PEOPLE BRING
KENNEL.
>> THERE IS A TOPIC WE COULD
TALK ABOUT FOR DAYS, FOR SURE.
I THINK THE FIRST THING YOU
REALLY NEED TO DO IS REALLY BE
PREPARED, SO TAKE SOME TIME.
YOU'LL NEED VACCINES AND A
HEALTH CERTIFICATE, FOR SURE.
>> Tati: SO WHAT ABOUT TRAVELING
IN A CAR RATHER THAN TRAVELING
IN A PLANE.
HOW SHE WE PLAN FOR THOSE?
>> A LAW A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T
KNOW ABOUT.
PETS TRAVELING ACROSS STATE
LINES NEED A HEALTH CERTIFICATE
IN ORDER TO DO THAT.
THE FIRST THING YOU NEED TO DO
IS SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH
YOUR VETERINARIAN.
THE OTHER THING IS YOU NEED TO
MAKE SURE SAFETY IS FIRST.
WE DON'T DO A VERY GOOD JOB OF
CAR.
THEY'RE RUNNING ABOUT AND THAT
DRIVER.
DOGS.
THAT.
THE OTHER THING IS TO CONFINE
THEM IN A KENNEL AND THEN MAKE
SURE TO ATTACH THAT WITH A SEAT
BELT OR SOME KIND OF BUNGEE CORD
TO MAKE SURE IT'S SAFE FOR THE
PET
SO IF YOU WERE TO STOP QUICK,
THE PET IS SAFE.
>> Jason: WE SEE THE DOG HANGING
OUT THE CAR WINDOW.
IT'S FUN BUT DANGEROUS.
>> IF YOU STOP AT A STOPLIGHT OR
SOMEONE REAR-ENDS THEM, IT CAN
BE DANGEROUS.
IT'S NOT SAFE FOR THEM.
AND LETTING THEM HANG OUT THE
WINDOW IS LIKE LETTING YOUR
CHILD HANG OUT THE WINDOW.
>> Jason: DO YOU WRITE
PRESCRIPTIONS FOR PEOPLE WHO
THE PLANE?
>> ONLY FOR PETS.
THE DOSE IS DIFFERENT FOR A DOG
AND THEN FOR A PERSON.
TRAVEL.
BUT WE DON'T USUALLY DO HEAVY
SEDATION WITH PETS WHEN THEY
TRAVEL BECAUSE THERE'S NO
VETERINARIANS AROUND TO HELP IF
SOMETHING WERE TO GO WRONG.
THERE ARE SOME MEDICATIONS WE
VETERINARIAN.
>> Tati: NOW A COUPLE OF
QUESTIONS FROM PET OWNERS.
THIS IS FROM RACHEL.
THIS IS THE FAMILY CORGI, IS
THIS A CONCERN?
>> WE THINK THE BEHAVIOR THEY'RE
SHOWING IS JEALOUSY BUT IT'S HOW
THEY'RE RESPONDING TO THE OTHER
PERSON.
A 2-YEAR-OLD MOVES QUICKLY AND
CAN BE SCARY FOR A DOG.
WE RECOMMEND YOU GO TO THE
VETERINARIAN WITH THE DOG AND
SOUNDS LIKE THE DOG IS SHOWING
SIGNS OF AGGRESSION TOWARD THAT
CHILD AND SOUNDS LIKE IT'S EARLY
SIGNS SO PROBABLY OKAY BUT
DEFINITELY SHOULD WORK WITH THE
SERIOUS.
>> Jason: OUR NEXT QUESTION IS
FROM MICHELLE, HER DOG BENNY
TENDS TO EAT GRASS, NOT ALWAYS
INDICATIVE OF AN UPSET STOMACH,
IS IT?
>> THEM GRAZING ON GRASS IS
NATURAL BEHAVIOR.
DON'T BE TOO CONCERNED.
THERE ARE LOTS OF DIFFERENT
THEORIES WHY THEY DO IT.
SOMETIMES IT'S BECAUSE THEY'RE
HUNGRY AND HAPPENS TO BE OUT IN
THE YARD AND THEY'RE PLAYING.
THERE ARE A LOT OF DIFFERENT
REASONS THAT AREN'TUPSETTING.
>> Tati: VETERINARY SERVICE IN
HILLS.
MICHIGANHUMANE.ORG.
IF YOU WANT TO ASK A QUESTION,
AND WE MIGHT ANSWER YOUR