When Pets Fly

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Your pet’s crate might be the problem.

Many pets are placed in a travel crate for the first time on the day of travel — and that is a serious mistake.

A crate is not just a container. It is part of your pet’s safety system during air travel.

The travel crate must fit correctly, allow normal posture and movement, and meet airline and IATA requirements. But compliance alone is not enough.

Your pet also needs to be acclimated to confinement, calm inside the crate, and able to tolerate being contained for an extended period of time.

Because at the airport, it is too late to “try it and see.”

Don’t guess on crate setup.
Prepare your pet before travel.

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Pet owners often worry most about the airport.

But pet travel risk begins before check-in — with the destination.

A CDC Health Alert about New World screwworm moving into northern Mexico is a reminder that travel can expose pets to disease risks, parasites, livestock or wildlife contact, and health concerns that may appear after returning home.

Pet owners: before you travel, ask your veterinarian what the destination may expose your pet to.

Veterinary teams: use pet travel visits to guide clients beyond the health certificate.

Safe Pet Travel Starts With Us.