Fur-quently Asked Questions

• Make the carrier a happy place: Leave it open at home with your pet’s favorite blanket or toy inside. Feed treats or meals in the carrier so they associate it with good things.
• Practice makes perfect: Take short car rides or walks with your pet in the carrier weeks before travel.
• Reward calmness: Praise and reward your pet for entering or relaxing in the carrier.

Gradual, positive training is key to a stress-free journey for both you and your companion.

• Carrier: Airline-approved, comfortable, and labeled with your contact info.
• ID: Collar and tag with your contact details and a recent photo of your pet.
• Food & treats: Bring enough for the entire trip, plus collapsible bowls for food and water.
• Toy/blanket: Familiar items help reduce stress.
• Waste bags & wipes: For quick cleanups anywhere.
• Health/Vaccination documents: Carry all paperwork required by airlines/countries.
• First-aid kit: Include basic supplies, any medications, and your vet’s contact info.

• Plan a vet visit: Make sure vaccinations, microchip, and paperwork are current.
• Carrier training: Let your pet get comfy with the carrier weeks in advance.
• Routine: Slowly adjust feeding and walk times to match your travel schedule.
• Socialization: Visit busier places or simulate noises your pet might hear en route.
• Emergency contacts: Research vets near your destination.

• Feed lightly: Give your pet their last meal 3–4 hours before traveling to avoid tummy trouble.
• Hydration is vital: Offer water up until leaving and bring a travel bowl.
• Treats: Bring familiar treats for comfort and rewards along the way.
• Special advice: For pets with medical needs, ask your vet about best feeding times before departure.