Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Traveling with your pets can be quite stressful, especially when you are traveling by airplane. Airlines have strict regulations in regards to bringing dog on board. It is really important to make sure that your dog carrier is approved for travel by your airline. Even if a carrier claims to be airline approved it is always a good idea to check with your airline beforehand. Many airlines only allow a small number of dogs in the cabin during a flight so it is important to make arrangements for your pet as soon as you can. Generally airlines require an in cabin dog carrier to be small enough to fit under the seat in front of you and large enough for the animal to lie down and change positions. The bottom of your dog carrier should also be waterproof in case of any accidents. Many carriers are available that meet the majority of airline criteria for in-cabin pets. Pet Flys Carriers feature an easy-to-clean PVC material lining in case of any accidents, a mesh window and side zipper. Pet Flys Carriers come in three sizes that are approved on most airlines for in cabin travel. Before traveling with your dog you should make sure to give your dog time to get used to being in their new dog carrier. Leave the carrier door open and make sure to put some food or their favorite toy inside. It is always important to remember that different airlines have different rules so make sure to plan ahead and arrive at the airport at least two hours in advance to make sure that you and your pup have a happy flight.
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