So, it’s time to travel with your pet. Whether your trip is planned or unexpected, why is it important that temperatures matter? Simply put, extreme weather outside your door or at any place you stop along the way or at your destination can put your pet at great risk when traveling, especially when flying.
Continue readingGetting an airline compliant pet carrier or crate is crucial so as not to be rejected at check in. If you and your pet are planning to ride in a car or fly in the cabin of an aircraft, the first thing you need to do is measure your pet.
Continue readingPet Travel is all about keeping your dog, cat or other pet safe. Although commercial airlines have stringent rules in place regarding live animals, pet owners should do all they can to provide a crate that withstand handling and offer every protection available for their pet.
Continue readingThe United States Department of Transportation (DOT)?recently passed regulations important to helping pet owners to choose a safe airline with a reliable record to transport their pets. Until now, a limited number of airlines had to file yearly reports on … Continue reading
We get a lot of questions from people who are having a puppy or kitten shipped to them from a foreign country which will require that they travel unaccompanied in the cargo hold of an airplane. Do you know your … Continue reading
Many of our pet owners?fly with their pets when going on vacation or traveling to see family or loved ones. According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, in 2012, 623 million people flew safely in the United States alone. Whether … Continue reading
Is your pet traveling in the cabin with you on your next trip? Is your pet a service animal who has never traveled in an airplane? Perhaps Air Hollywood’s In-Cabin Flight Certification class would be helpful to expose your pet … Continue reading
Whether you are flying or driving with your pet, the best thing you can do for your pet is to prepare them for being in their crate. Get your crate well ahead of travel and keep the top half off. … Continue reading
Having been in the business of serving traveling pet owners with transporting their pets for over 15 years, I have read a lot of articles about the risks of pets traveling in the cargo hold of an airplane. Although I … Continue reading
Effective immediately, Lufthansa will not transport 10 breeds (or mixed breeds thereof) in the cargo hold if the temperature exceeds 27?C or 80?F at the originating or destination airport.
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