05/17/2026
Calling All Cat-Friendly Vacation Rental Owners Along 30A!
We recently received a request from someone looking for cat-friendly short-term rentals along 30A, and we realized we don’t currently have a list to share. We’d love to change that with the help of our amazing community!
If you own, manage, or know of a cat-friendly vacation rental anywhere along 30A and are open to welcoming feline travelers, please let us know. We’d love to create a trusted resource list for our supporters and fellow cat lovers traveling to the area.
Please message or email us at 30acats.com with:
Property name/location
Pet policy details
Contact or booking information
Any special notes for traveling cat families
Traveling with Cats: Tips for a Safer, Less Stressful Trip
Traveling with cats takes preparation and the right gear. Before any trip, make sure your cat’s vaccinations, microchip information, and ID tags are fully up to date.
It’s also important to help your cat get comfortable with:
A secure, escape-proof harness
An airline-approved travel carrier
Car Travel Tips
Never allow your cat to roam freely in a moving vehicle. Secure the carrier with a seatbelt in the back seat or place it snugly on the floorboard.
To reduce motion sickness, avoid feeding for 3–4 hours before travel while still providing water.
Never leave cats unattended in vehicles — temperatures can become deadly within minutes.
Air Travel Tips
Always book your cat in the cabin under the seat in front of you whenever possible.
Contact airlines early since in-cabin pet spots are limited and usually require a fee.
At TSA, you’ll need to remove your cat from the carrier. A harness and leash are essential to prevent escape. You can also request a private screening room for anxious cats.
Packing Essentials
Keep these items easily accessible:
Pet-safe wipes, paper towels, trash bags, and enzymatic cleaner
Disposable or collapsible litter box, scoop, and familiar litter
Familiar blankets or bedding from home
Vet records, health certificates, p*e pads, and portable food/water bowls
Talk to Your Veterinarian
If your cat struggles with anxiety or motion sickness, speak with your veterinarian a few weeks before traveling. Medications like Gabapentin or Cerenia may help make travel safer and more comfortable.
Thank you for helping us build a more cat-friendly 30A community!