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If you love your pet, it's natural to want them with you when you travel. Most pet owners plan carefully, follow advice they find online, and truly believe they're doing the right thing. What many don't realize is this: travel, especially air travel,...

Most pet owners who consider labeling their dog as a service animal are not acting out of bad intent. They want to stay together, reduce stress, or make travel easier. Airline rules can feel confusing, and social media often makes service dog travel ...

Many crates marketed as "airline approved" appear acceptable, but most do NOT meet the IATA LAR CR#1 standards required for safe air transport. Double-door designs, weak hardware, and incorrect ventilation are the most common reasons pets get denied ...

Traveling with your pet is getting a lot more common, but not necessarily easier, especially when it comes to maintaining your pet's healthy diet. Proper planning can make the difference between a stressful trip and a smooth journey for both you and ...

Pet birds-parrots, parakeets, cockatiels, lovebirds, and similar species-must travel in a shipping container that complies with IATA Live Animal Regulations CR#13. Owners often assume a standard plastic pet carrier is acceptable. It isn't. A rigid pl...

Important Notice for Pet Parents Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, agencies that regulate live animal transport (CDC- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USDA's APHIS- Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, USFWS- U.S. Fish...

Whether you're heading to a dog show, relocating, or just bringing your furry friend along on a well-earned vacation, air travel with pets requires careful planning, especially when flying them in cargo. Not all airlines treat pet travel the same, an...

If you've traveled through an airport recently, you've likely seen a dog in a vest weaving through the crowd, curled up under a gate seat, or boarding an aircraft beside its handler. And chances are, you've also heard the horror stories—dogs barking ...

Being a Pet Mom or Pet Dad means that you are constantly researching to figure out if an environment is safe for your pet or not.Summertime pet travel has even more information that you have to know so that you can avoid dangerous situations.It is ho...