Posted on: October 29, 2019
Flying your pet in the cargo is a breeze when you’re well-prepared and informed! Use the checklist below to ensure you have everything you need for the purr-fect trip: Checklist and Reminders for your Pet’s Flight in the Cargo: –All necessary vaccinations and documentation –ID tags –Pet license –Ensure your pet is microchipped – IATA…
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Posted on: August 12, 2019
There is no denying that French Bulldogs are extra lovable, cute and photogenic. It is well known that their face genetics impact their ability to breathe normally and regulate body temperature, making it a little more challenging for them to fly on an airplane. However, under the right conditions, your Frenchie can safely fly in…
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Posted on: March 30, 2018
Customizing a crate to fit your dog is part of what Airpets does to provide a safe and comfortable travel experience for your dog. Your dog needs to be able to sit, stand and turn around in the crate comfortably to be able to travel and many pets will only be able to achieve this…
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Posted on: October 25, 2017
There are many airlines around the world and sometimes the sheer number can be intimidating when trying to choose a pet friendly airline to ship your pet. Just like with humans, choosing an airline to ship you pet with, will depend on many factors, from availability to budget, from scheduling to perks. The following are…
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Flying a pug is possible but there are a few things to consider before you book your pug’s flight. Pugs are considered a snub nosed breed, this is a common term used for brachycephalic breeds. This term refers to their scrunched up faces. Pug’s noses and sinuses are compressed, causing smaller nostrils and a narrowed…
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Aldo is a Cane Corso puppy. Cane Corso’s are considered a restricted or dangerous breed in many parts of the world, including Japan. This Cane Corso needed to move from DFW to Japan. To do so, Aldo needed a CR-82 crate. We customize these crates for each dog who needs one. They take about two…
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Cats, especially those who are indoor cats, are not used to living in many different environments which means that when they board for the first few times, the experience can be stressful. However, cat boarding doesn’t need to be a questionable experience for your cat. This is why we came up with this cat boarding…
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Big Dog Crate Buy the right sized crate. Big dogs traveling need big crates and sometimes that means having one customized to provide the best space for your big dog. Crates can be customized in different ways, from adding height to provide head and ear clearance to full customization of crates, built to the exact…
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Flying pets year round is an intricate process that can take months of planning, flying pets in summer can raise a whole new set of challenges. As the hot weather rises, the details for safe pet travel become even more important. Here are some quick tips from our pet travel experts. Check airline restrictions Airlines…
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Posted on: February 8, 2017
We talk a lot about the importance of hiring a professional pet shipper when you are moving with one pet, and this is even more so when you are travelling with multiple pets. One reason for this is that airlines don’t allow more than one pet (in cabin) per passenger. And even if you can…
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