Can this be used for dogs on airline flights?
84840
If your dog is flying in cargo it is NEVER safe to medicate with herbs or anything else. If it were something you were using long term and you could be sure the dog would be able to behave and sleep normally then it might be ok. If your dog is flying in passenger it could be ok, but I would still try it several times first. Each dog is different and you never know how they are going to react to any of these things. I have many years flying my dogs in cargo and in the passenger compartment in the US and internationally.
84841
This product is more of a behavioral med. it would need to be taken for about a week before seeing results. Takes the edge off, evens behavior. I would talk with your vet. Most are familiar with this. My gut reaction would be that it might not be strong enough to help calm anxiety associated with flying
84842
Sure. We use it everyday to deter anxiety and chewing in our bulldog. She does great w it.
84843
This is an herbal product. IMO, if the dog is benefited by normal usage, It should be OK.
84844
there is no retrictions of when and where you can use thsi.it just keeps them calm and i would recommend it for airline travel
84845
I would say yes, I use it when my dog has anxiety. It just chills her out, makes her a little sleepy sometimes. The instructions tell you how long before to give the pills etc.
1836195
It may depend on if it has fluid in it or not but the airline would be best to answer this question.
580581
We've never used the 'small dog' formula but I suggest you anticipate that your dogs will react to this when flying similarly to how they would react whenever you give it to them when traveling. It doesn't work for all dogs all the time - nothing does.
1306967
My best guess is yes. The airline rule I believe, is that they need to be able to fully stand and turn around. My papillon puppy, weighing around three pounds would have easily had room for another puppy. Of course, it depends on the size of your dogs. Good luck and happy and safe travels!
993631
No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to set up and pretty much chew proof. No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to... » Read More No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to set up and pretty much chew proof. « Show Less
2021039
Definitely check with the airline. Softsided crates such as the Sherpa are often permitted for small dogs/puppies and cats for under the seat in the cabin. This crate has an aluminum frame that may not work for under the seat. Soft crates are NOT permitted for larger dogs shipped in the cargo area. Those crates need solid sides such as plastic or metal. They must be large enough for the dog to stand up, have food/water dishes, be labelled as containing a live animal, and have ventilation.
1882692
You measure a dog's height from the floor to the top of the shoulders. The official rule for airlines is that your pet must be able to comfortably stand and turn around in the carrier. It's ok if the dog has to duck her head.
152558
I can't say whether this crate is airline approved or not but... in my opinion, it seems much too light in construction to endure everyday routine handling by airline personnel or others. One of my dogs is 15 lbs. and we have a medium size Compass crate. It works for transporting this dog in a car but even that has some limitations as the crate does not have holes at the outside corners for tie downs. Hope this helps.
277870
The Petmate website only states it is good for air travel but does list any ratings. I would reach out to Petmate's customer service and also the airlines.
1625558
Sorry, I have never used it on an airplane, therefore I can not answer the question.
291781
Hello Joyceleane.....I checked the carrier to see if it would tell if it is approved for airline travel, but therewasn't any info on the carrier. The door front is metal...the rest of the construction is plastic. Size is for a pet up to 15 lb. I'm sorry I couldn't answer you question.
274888
Unfortunately no. They felt it was too small for our dog. He was well within the weight limit and also the height. After we bought another one they refused him again because of his breed, a Tibet Spaniel, because of his pushed in nose,.They were afraid he would suffocate. We missed the flight and took one the next day on another airline that probably would have excepted the other crate. Our dog was comfortable with the previous crate.
2057914
Please visit this site, it addresses this situation and it looks like Home Again is OK for international travel but visit the site. http://www.petrelocation.com/blog/pet-travel-advice/homeagain-microchips-iso-compatible-for-international-pet-air-travel Best wishes and thank you for wanting to protect your dog. B
1839956
You would have to call airline to see if they allow pets. It fit perfect under the seat for Delta. Love the design. Lots of ventilation. My dog had room to turn around. She weighed 14lbs. Very sturdy.
277074
Each airline is slightly different so it's best to ask ahead of time. United Airlines requires air vents on all 4 sides, which this has.. But if you're not buying a ticket to carry your pet in the cabin this is not ideal for excess cargo. Just being honest! Flying cargo means that your pet will be next to heavy boxes, suitcases, etc. And in my experience the airlines will require a secure lock - to ensure your pet won't escape (they're trying to avoid a lawsuit here) - and food already inside the crate with your pet. The kicker here, at least with United Airlines, is that you cannot have water in the crate prior to take off. Instead, you have to build a water spout to ensure the flight crew #1 doesn't spill water when they load your pet into the plane & #2 doesn't let your scared pet out during mid flight. They'll provide water after take off, but they will not open the crate door for ANY reason, airline policy. Sorry for the long response, United Airlines made me jump through hoops. Save yourself the trouble & confirm what the requirements are, ideally before you buy your ticket. Everyone is different! But yes, if your pet is allowed in the cabin this will work.
1475320
Not sure it has officially says airline approved, the size is within their regulations and air ventilation plus if accident the floor would absorb. Also, my dog Bones was transported on United from Ohio to California in-cabin using this bag.
513598
I cant say for sure, but I know that I would not try to bring it on a flight. Look on the TSA website - they have a page of confiscated items.