Janus Health Insurance

08/26/2026

07/13/2026

There are a lot of things to consider when you’re going on vacation with your pet.
That’s why it’s important to have a plan so that you and your pet can enjoy your trip. We’ll look at several factors you should account for, both during the planning of your trip and while you’re there!

Choosing a Pet-Friendly Location
If bringing a pet is important to your trip, you’ll want to keep that in mind when choosing a destination
and place to stay, since it may limit your options. Depending on the pet, camping or another outdoor
activity may be the most pet-friendly option, especially for larger dog breeds. Whether it’s a hike,
swimming in a lake, or just sitting around the campfire, outdoor trips work perfectly for bringing your
pet and can create cherished memories.

Looking for a hotel that allows pets?
Many search platforms will allow you to filter options that are
pet-friendly but be sure you read the fine print. Some hotels are listed as pet-friendly but limit the types
of pets they allow to stay there by weight, species, or breeds. It’s also not uncommon for pet-friendly
hotels to require an additional pet fee to cover the extra cleaning.
If bringing your pet is important to you, you may want to look into rental properties through a local service
or website like Airbnb or VRBO.

Not only can you often filter search results to ensure they allow pets, but you’ll also usually have the entire rental property to yourself.

For larger breeds of dogs, this additional space can be crucial for playing and bathroom purposes. Take each of your pet’s needs into accountwhen choosing a hotel or rental property, especially if you’ll be there longer than overnight or a weekend.

07/11/2026

Summer Safety Tips for Seniors

1. Summer is a fun season, but it does present some dangers. Keep your summer enjoyable by following these safety tips to avoid the most common seasonal dangers.

2. The sunshine and heat in the summer are their most intense between 10AM and 4PM. If you want to avoid overheating or sun-related risks like skin damage, outside that window is the best time to be outdoors.

3. Sunblock and shade are your best friends to avoid skin damage from the sun’s rays. You should reapply sunblock roughly every two hours for the maximum protection.

4. Bugs are annoying and can pass on disease, so use bug repellent. When you come inside, do a full body check for ticks or other bugs. Remove any at the head with tweezers and clean the bite area. Follow our infographic for more information.

5. If there is a strong storm, the best thing to do is stay inside. Avoid driving if you can avoid it, and if you can’t, be careful. Follow all National Weather Service warnings and directions.

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07/11/2026

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