Saturday, May 19th, 2012 at
3:17 am
Question by : Traveling long distance with a dog?
What are some tips and hints for traveling with a small dog in a carrier overseas for 30 hours?
I heard you can walk your dog from gate to gate..but I am not sure does anyone know if I am allowed too?
There is one flight that is 12+ hours long and I just feel bad for her being caged up for so long..is there anything I can do while in the air that can help her out a little? I wished I could walk her up and down the aisle or at least take her out
Thanks in advance!
Best answer:
Answer by Laura
It depends on the airport about what you can do at the airport- I assumed you’ve researched or spoken to your airline about keeping the dog with you, under the seat in front of you, and you know it’s not going to have to go in cargo.
If it’s a twelve hour flight with no stop, there is NOTHING you can do- your dog will have to be in a crate for that long. I assume you can’t drive, or take a boat? Or split the flights in two so your dog can get walked- they’re normally walked by the animal handling staff, but sometimes they do allow owners to walk the dogs, briefly, before the next flight.
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Friday, May 18th, 2012 at
7:17 am
Question by silky1: Any suggestions on an affordable pet carrier for two cats?
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Answer by ?
Contact your local animal shelter, they may have one you can have…Or put an add in the paper for a used one, many people have them lying around that no longer have pets, and Im sure they’d be happy to get rid of it….but I guess, if you can afford an add in the paper, you’d have bought a carrier lol
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Friday, May 11th, 2012 at
3:17 pm
Question by : How do you install a zipper in a pet carrier?
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Answer by JoJoely
That’s going to be tough! I’m a seamstress and I usually have to take items like this to the “shoe repair shop,” as they have powerful equipment for stitching the soles of shoes, straps, replacing heels, straps on purses and leather belts. Plus, the cat carrier is going to be very cumbersome and awkward in sewing, and you would need to have the right thread count to keep the stitching from further breakage. They would do a great job, and it would be quick. I wouldn’t want to attempt this feat at all. Way too time consuming and stressful!
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Thursday, May 10th, 2012 at
7:16 pm
Question by Jessica: Crate to use on a flight over 12 hours?
I know the airlines only approve certain types of carriers for pets. But I’m not finding anything large enough for a flight this long where there’d be separate areas for sleeping, food and to eliminate. Do they make something for flights of this length? Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Jay T
A full grown dog can go 12 hours+ without food. Travel, especially air travel, is stressful for a dog to begin with. Feed the night before you leave and then not until after you’ve arrived and settled in. Traveling on a full tummy is only likely to add vomit into the mix. But, to answer your question, dogs crates aren’t meant to be eliminated in. Make sure your dog goes at the airport before check-in and as soon as you land and it should be fine. The crate should be large enough for the dog to stand and turn around in. Fresh water can be given via bottle, but make sure its a good on that wont leak; otherwise your dog will have an uncomfortable trip.
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