Suitcase Adventures by Susan

where do i start when planning a trip with my dog

Suitcase Adventures by Susan

When it comes to planning travel for people or pets, Suitcase Adventures by Susan offers a fresh, personalized way to see the world. Susan believes no journey should ever be one-size-fits-all, so she helps you customize every detail from where you go, when you travel, and who joins you, including your pets. From a birdwatching and bike trail vacation to an island escape and beach time where dogs are welcome to run free, she designs travel experiences that match your interests, pace, and lifestyle.

With an eye for thoughtful details and a passion for stress-free planning, Susan turns preparation into part of the adventure. She shares pet-friendly destinations, planning tips for both pets and people, and practical guidance that makes traveling with four-legged companions easier and more enjoyable. Suitcase Adventures by Susan is where unforgettable journeys begin where each trip is crafted for you, and welcomed for your pets.

Pet Travel Q & A

Prepared in a Travel-Ready Format – Compact, leak-resistant trays fit easily into backpacks, pet saddlebags, or suitcases, making them ideal for hikes, road trips, and even air travel.

Made with Premium, All-Life-Stage Ingredients – Every BarkBowls™ recipe features high-quality ingredients like real chicken, beef, or turkey, paired with wholesome grains and no artificial preservatives.

Featuring a Sustainable Bowl – Compostable trays help reduce your carbon footprint and make on-the-go disposal simple and eco-friendly.

Offering On-Demand Feeding Flexibility – No need for bulky bags of dog food, a way to measure or hard to clean dog bow. Simply peel the lid, top with flavor and serve. Perfect for casual or on-the-go feeding. Don’t forget to pair with a nice bowl of water to keep dogs hydrated on the go.

Suitcase Adventures by Susan

Road trips are the easiest way to travel when vacationing with pets. You can easily pack everything you need, you can stop anytime you need to, and you have more pet-friendly options along the way.

There are so many great hotel chains that are no exclusively pet-friendly, rest stops and gas stations with pet parks, and pet-friendly excursions that make the trip fun for all.

One of my favorite tips is to prepare pets long before your first road trip to enjoy time in the car. If you start when they are a puppy or kitten your likelihood of successful pet travel increases. While most pets love to travel there are some that get carsick, nervous, or just don’t care to travel. Test with a short trip about town or even overnight to see how your pet handles the ride, hotel, and life on the road.