How To Travel By Air With a Pet

Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from rachybop and more videos in the Air Travel category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Follow these steps to keep your pet safe while you’re on a plane. To complete this How-To you will need: Health and vaccination records A heavy-duty travel crate Appropriate crate labels An old towel, shirt, or cushion Step 1: Contact the airline Contact the airline directly to make arrangements for your pet. Airlines often restrict the number of pets that can be on a single flight. Tip: Book a flight in the morning or evening when the weather is cooler, and avoid travel during busy times like holidays and weekends to avoid long delays. Step 2: Learn the airline’s procedure Learn about any specific rules or regulations from the airline. Check to see if they allow small pets in the cabin. Step 3: Get current health certificates and vaccination records Get copies of current health certificates and vaccination records from your veterinarian. Keep one copy with you, and one secured to your pet’s crate. Tip: Don’t sedate your dog unless your veterinarian tells you to. Pets will be better able to regulate their body temperature if they’re awake. Step 4: Buy a pet crate Buy a heavy-duty, USDA-approved pet crate. Add large labels indicating

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24 Responses to How To Travel By Air With a Pet

  1. rothaga2 says:

    1:32 lol hes like OMG WTF?!

  2. PraiseDivineMercy says:

    This is how to travel with a DOG. What about cats, birds, and other kinds of pets?

  3. SaikoMizu says:

    4 hours plus flight time.

  4. pruanelover4ever says:

    are you joking? 3-4?
    it could go a day definitely without eating(although strongly not advised on a regular basis!)..
    let alone 4 horus? come on

  5. SaikoMizu says:

    I can’t feed them for 3-4 hours? Depending on how long the flight is, they could starve. O.O

  6. Landonofosteezy says:

    fake

  7. 4nikkimay says:

    Thanks

  8. nickynoo747 says:

    Is this just for national flights or international? Im guessing international flights mean the pet goes into quarantine, if so does anyone know how long for?

  9. mjfannumba1 says:

    lol yeah cause they will see the pet with an exray machine and put yo ass in jail

  10. ziccibella says:

    what’s up with all these steps?
    this is my own list:
    1.put the pet in a hand luggage bag.
    2. cut a hole for the pet to get some air thru it.
    3. viola!
    you can feed the pet with surplus from your meals on the plane…lol…just kidding

  11. maxious22 says:

    I guess I would just stick my dog in the back seat when I fly and make sure he is comfortable

  12. acebats says:

    How To Travel By Air With a Pet i dont think a bird is big enough

  13. ps3lover2008 says:

    lolz another thing let the dog pee from the window and laugh nice vid howcast nice vid :S

  14. violentstuff2 says:

    FUNNIEST COMMENT EVER

  15. maninder11 says:

    sameeeeeeeeee she sounds hottt

  16. lilowoof says:

    That plane has no windows….

  17. sosplz987654321 says:

    i like her voice

  18. sabian1hhx1only says:

    avoid feeding you dog for 3-4 hours before the flight to make sure they don’t shit during flight lol.

  19. LegitimateLegenD says:

    God punish the first people
    oh well

  20. muadh1al says:

    “NOT FIRST”

  21. MsFashionablylate says:

    Great and helpful info! :)

  22. debilchan says:

    No one cares.

  23. MissonHappieness says:

    second

  24. bmxboys1 says:

    First

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