Posted on: February 21, 2019
When it comes to air pet travel, everyone does their part to ensure your pet’s safety. The US. Department of Transportation says two million animals travel on commercial flights each year. Air Cargo World found that less than 0.01 percent of pets that fly have incidents, making it quite safe. There are even worldwide organizations…
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Posted on: December 3, 2018
Preparing your dog for travel can be straightforward and easy when you have the right tools. At Airpets America, we rely on our pet resort to provide many necessary services for traveling dogs. From customizing a crate and getting your dog used to it with help from our dog trainer, to allowing strangers to handle…
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Posted on: November 24, 2018
Dog’s name: Starlet or Star When is your dog’s birthday? May Where did you get her? We got her from a breeder in Texas. Where did your pet travel from and to? Star traveled from Dallas, Texas to Bangkok, Thailand What was the reason for your move? My husband accepted a…
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Posted on: November 13, 2018
Ground transportation like the one we offer ensures your dog will be safe and comfortable every step of the way. In our van, your dog is in the same cabin as our drivers, keeping them happy and healthy throughout their journey. Ground transportation can be a great alternative to flying for senior dogs. Many veterinarians…
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Posted on: October 24, 2018
Frida (Dog), and Patch (Cat) are our spotlight pet move. These pets moved from Florida, USA to the UK. When is your pet’s birthday? Frida (June 2011), and Patch (October 2010) Where did you get them? Frida: Adopted here in Gainesville from local animal rescue Patch: Also adopted, from animal rescue in New…
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dog travel |
Posted on: August 10, 2018
Our featured pet move is Lola, she moved from Arkansas to Germany Birthday: December, 2016 We got Lola from a farm family giving Lola and her siblings away in a store parking lot. Lola traveled from Hot Springs, Arkansas to Wiesbaden, Germany. We moved to be with our dad/husband who had been put on military…
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Posted on: April 11, 2018
Pet travel in Spring Spring is a great time for your pet to travel. The weather is usually mild which means that hot and cold weather embargos are not in effect. Most airlines will not allow your pet to travel in their cargo hold if the temperature at the departure, layover or destination airports is…
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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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We know that your first time flying with a pet can be stressful and sometimes confusing. Our team of pet relocation experts share some of their advice to help you and your pet get to your destination safe and sound. Plan ahead: Whether it’s your first time flying with a pet or the 30th…
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Posted on: December 25, 2017
Bulldogs are a snub nosed dog breed. This term is used to describe dogs that have a shorter than normal snout, also called brachycephalic. Bulldog’s noses and sinuses are compressed, causing smaller nostrils and a narrowed windpipe. The very characteristics that make bulldogs so cute and distinctive, also make them not as efficient breathers as…
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