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Travelling by air
Make your flight arrangements far in advance. Many airlines have restrictions on
total number of pets allowed onboard for any one flight and some companies do not allow pets at all. Expect to pay a $75 fee for your pets travel accommodations. While making your tickets reservation, find out any restrictions that may apply. Ask if you?ll be able to bring your pet onboard as a carry-on. This is highly preferable when compared against
alternative of checking your pet in
planes cargo hold. It is better for you pet if you plan to fly by direct flight.
Plan to visit your veterinarian within 30 days prior to your flight. Most airlines require an up-to-date health certificate. Different countries and states may also have their own requirements, so make sure to check in with
proper authorities before your trip.
Animal Transport Services
If all else fails, you may want to consider an animal transport service. The expense may be justified by
peace of mind that your pet will be with professionals, people who make their living transporting animals. But no matter how you?re traveling, these considerations will undoubtedly help to ensure that your pet will travel in as comfortable a fashion as he or she deserves.

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