Air travel with your pets doesn’t have to be intimidating or a complicated process. You may be reluctant to fly with your pets because you’re either worried about the paperwork and requirements, scared about quarantines, or simply think dogs and cats can’t handle the rigors of air travel. We’re here to show you that’s not the case however and simplify the process of traveling with your pets as much as possible. We want you to be able to enjoy traveling with your pet as most dogs and cats are enriched by the experience as well. Dogs themselves are natural travelers and love traveling just as much as their human owners do.


We hope to get your started with the following articles:

You can learn more about traveling with your pets and get them prepared to fly and find out all of the requirements that apply to your particular travel itinerary by reading on.

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Air Travel With Cats

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You’ll find less restrictions by the airlines when traveling with car as opposed to air travel with dogs. It’s a bit ironic since most people don’t consider traveling with their cats but it’s surprisingly easy and cats can do well on flights. Almost all cats can meet the weight requirements set by airlines and ride [...]

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Air Travel With Dogs

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It’s easy to assume that air travel with dogs is much easier than with cats. The truth is that is really depends on the temperament of your pet and how well you’ve prepared them for the journey. You need to get your dog ready for a long plane ride in unfamiliar conditions by acclimating them [...]

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Different Types Of Air Travel With Pets

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There are three basic ways you can fly with your pets and depending on your situation may have to use one or some of them. These different modes of transportation each have different costs and preparation requirements so we’d like to break them down for you. Knowing about the different methods of air travel with [...]

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International Pet Transportation

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There are several ways your pets can travel with you internationally from one destination to the other. The first, and most common way, is in a special crate, checked in as luggage and placed at the bottom of the plane. For pets that are less than 25lbs (most airlines), then you can consider taking your [...]

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How To Prepare Your Cat For Air Travel

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Get started as early as you can preparing your cat for traveling even if you aren’t a frequent traveler. By beginning early in their lives (as kittens is best) or soon after adopting an older cat you can start to slowly accustom them to their carrier, the car, and perhaps eventually a flight. Cats are [...]

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Traveling With Pets To The United States

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Bringing your pets to the US with you on your next trip isn’t much more complicated or time consuming than learning how to fly with your pets from the US to Europe. As with the former, you’ve got to start the process early – a month in advance is usually enough time to get all [...]

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How To Fly With Pets From The US To Europe

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Western Europe is the most popular international destination for American travelers so it makes sense that it’s also the number one destination for pets traveling abroad as well. The European Union (EU) requirements for the import of pets are fairly straightforward with some slight variation between EU nations. We can help you prepare by giving [...]

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The Most Pet Friendly International Cities

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At the end of any air travel with your pets is a destination and where you go can make or break your entire trip experience. There are many pet friendly cities around the world and these are some of the best. We define pet friendly cities as those with great hotels that cater to all [...]

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Tips For Flying With Pets

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A big part of flying with your pets takes place on the ground many months before your actual flight. It comes down to preparation and taking shorter road trips to make sure your dog and cat are accustomed to their crates and moving in vehicles. Start in your home with a crate that allows your [...]

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International Pet Travel

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Many travelers who have never brought their pets with them abroad don’t know the basics of international pet travel and can be intimidated out of pursuing it further. Traveling internationally with your dog or cat is often a much more straightforward affair than most people thing. There are 3 major important tasks you need to [...]

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