flying with pets

We are considering moving across country and of course will be bringing our dog and cat. does anyone know what we need to fly with them? how much it cost? any information would be great. thanks in advance

Call the airline you plan on flying with and they'll be able to help you out, or look online at the website of the airline, there should be fees on there

Quoting _Mrs. Johnson _:“ We are considering moving across country and of course will be bringing our dog and cat. does anyone ... [snip!] ... and cat. does anyone know what we need to fly with them? how much it cost? any information would be great. thanks in advance”

you need to call the different airlines & see who allows pets. Some don't allow pets. Also they have to be able to fit in a pet carrier that can go under the seat I think.

Quoting _Mrs. Johnson _:“ We are considering moving across country and of course will be bringing our dog and cat. does anyone ... [snip!] ... and cat. does anyone know what we need to fly with them? how much it cost? any information would be great. thanks in advance”

we used a pet shipping service to come from kansas to hawaii. it was around $500 for both dogs. the best thing to do, is get the size of the crates (make sure their airline compliant) and call the airline and get their rates (also make sure you ask what their requirements are as far as what the crate will need)

Quoting Heather[Team Pink]:“ you need to call the different airlines & see who allows pets. Some don't allow pets. Also they have to be able to fit in a pet carrier that can go under the seat I think.”

Animals go where everyones luggage goes

Quoting Courtney 9.26.Team Pink!:“ Animals go where everyones luggage goes”

a lot of airlines changed it to where they fly with you on the plane. Atleast that what they all said in december

you can go online to different airline's websites and they have their regulations on there.

it's usually a certain sized cage, and the cage has to be zip tied i think. and they need to have a food/water dish attached to the edge inside the cage. and i heard it's better to freeze their water so they can lick off it for a long time and dont just drink it down and get sick. and they need to have a physical from a vet before they fly to show they are healthy and have their shots and such.

http://www.helpinganimals.com/Travel_cargo.asp

Every airline is different, but usually you need two crates that are fly approved (ask your local pet store) and you may want to take your pets to the vet to make sure they are healthy enough to fly.

Ask for ticket prices, depending on the airline you'll either need to pay half of what a regular ticket would or whatever the airline deems their price for flying pets.

Your pets can fly as cargo!!!

Quoting Heather[Team Pink]:“ a lot of airlines changed it to where they fly with you on the plane. Atleast that what they all said in december”

Weird! How do they have room for that? Like what if you have a super huge dog

Quoting Heather[Team Pink]:“ a lot of airlines changed it to where they fly with you on the plane. Atleast that what they all said in december”

That's only for small dogs and sometimes cats.

For larger dogs it's mandatory they fly as cargo.

Quoting Courtney 9.26.Team Pink!:“ Weird! How do they have room for that? Like what if you have a super huge dog”

Idk & they changed the weight for pets too. Their actually a pet airlines now but it only flies to certain states

Quoting :.Sara Beara.:.TWW!:“ That's only for small dogs and sometimes cats. For larger dogs it's mandatory they fly as cargo.”

the airlines I called they all said they changed their pet policies & I had called all kinds.

http://www.tripswithpets.com/petpolicies.asp

Quoting Heather[Team Pink]:“ the airlines I called they all said they changed their pet policies & I had called all kinds.”

Yeah, but there's no possible way a pit bull or a mastiff is going to be to fit under your set.

You can only take small dogs and cats that fit under your seat into the cabin, anything else HAS to go as cargo.