CONSIDER GETTING A BIG CARRIER

If you can’t find an airline that provides an individual crate for a furry friend, consider preparing a carrier with enough room for an animal to move freely and stand without hitting their head.

To make the flight even safer for your companion animal, it’s important to put beddings, blankets, toys, food, and water in the carrier. Using “live animal” stickers and upright arrows reminds airline staff that they are handling sentient beings who need extra care.