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10 Ways To Plan For Air Travel With Your Dog

www.CarrieAndJonathan.com 1. Do not fly your dog if he is in a high risk category Short-nosed breeds or dogs with heart or lung conditions should not fly. Neither should young puppies or elderly dogs. Ask your vet if you are unsure. 2. Get a pre-flight health certificate Get your dog checked up before you fly. Discuss natural stress-relief remedies and light sedation with your vet. 3. Try to get a direct flight Early morning or early evening is the best for the dog's comfort and safety. 4. Prepare the outside of your pooch's airline-approved crate. Draw special attention to the precious cargo inside. Type up your contact information and duct tape it on the crate. Use duct tape to attach a spare leash. 5. Make the inside of the crate as comfortable and familiar as possible. Line the inside of the crate with a kennel pad or other soft bedding. Place a shirt with your scent on it inside. Fill a durable toy with treats inside with the dog. Ensure there is a sturdy water dish inside. 6. Ensure a fresh water supply. The day before the flight, fill the water dish 2/3 full and freeze it. Take it with you to the airport to place in the crate right before you check the dog in. 7. Purchase a nylon safety collar. Never use a chain collar or any collar with hanging tags. These can get caught on the wire kennel door. 8. Acclimate your dog to the crate well before the flight. Give him a good long walk before the flight. Allow adequate time for him to eat a light meal, hydrate and ...