Long before winter’s blustery chill begins to sting the bones, plans are being made by people in Canada, the Northeast and Midwestern United States to seek the warmer climes of the south. It’s an interesting phenomenon that occurs each year and mimics the migration ritual of our feathered friends.
The holiday season is quickly approaching; Thanksgiving is gone, and Christmas is right on its heels. For many families, the holiday season means travel.
Traveling with a pet can be a wonderful experience for you and your family, especially when you keep in mind that your pet’s needs are similar to your own. Many of us feel some anxiety about traveling, and so do our pets. Meeting new people and rapidly changing settings can frighten pets, making them much more likely to run away when given the opportunity.
Pet air travel is growing in the US and around the world. More and more people are traveling through the skies with their pets. However, pet air travel can be tricky. There are certain things that you need to be aware of if you want your pet to travel with you. Here are guidelines for pet air travel that you need to know. Many airlines will allow and have provisions for pet air travel.
PetJetsnet knows all too well that traveling by air with pets can be a serious challenge in today’s world of commercial aviation
