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When Pets Fly was created as a resource to help keep your pet safe during travel. Please be sure to check back soon to view our latest resources for pets-friendly (and pet-safe) travel.

Travel Preparations

The Mistake: Flying a pet that is not medically fit — because the paperwork was approved. This is the most dangerous error in pet air travel. And it happens every single week. A signed health certificate does not mean a pet is fit to fly. Why This Mistake Is So Risky Air travel places unique stress on animals, including: Confinement for extended periodsLoud, unfamiliar environmentsTemperature fluctuationsLimited ability to intervene once transpor...

Travel Requirements and Flight Regulations

Many crates sold as "airline approved" look acceptable on the shelf, but most do not meet the IATA Live Animal Regulations (LAR) CR#1 standard required for air transport. This misunderstanding leads to one of the most common problems at check-in: pets being denied because the crate fails inspection. "Airline approved" is a marketing phrase — not a safety guarantee. Where "Airline Approved" Crates Fail Most retail crates are made for convenience, ...

Traveling with a Service Dog

By Blake Woody, CEO & Founder of Certify Canine Air travel with service dogs has evolved in recent years, bringing clearer rules, tighter regulations, and, thankfully, more support for legitimate service dog teams. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or prepping for your first flight with your dog, understanding what's required by the Department of Transportation, TSA, and airlines can make the journey smoother for everyone. This guide breaks ...

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