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For Breeders » For Customers · Updated June 11, 2026
Consider this scenario: you just got notice that you’re being transferred to another city in the US for work. It’s a permanent move — meaning you have to uproot your entire life and start anew across the country. If you’re a pet owner, there’s the added layer of transporting your dog to your new home.
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated April 21, 2026
Southwest Airlines allows small domestic dogs and cats to fly in the cabin for $125 each way. The pet and carrier combined must weigh 20 pounds or less, and the carrier cannot exceed 18.5 inches long, 9.5 inches high, and 13.5 inches wide. Southwest does not offer cargo pet transport — all pets must travel
For Breeders » Pet Health · Updated April 21, 2026
Planning a trip and wondering if your pet can come along for the ride? Well, you’re in luck! Spirit Airlines allows pets on board, so you and your four-legged friend can jet set together. But before you start packing your pet’s bags, get up to speed on Spirit Airlines’ pet policy. Spirit Airlines allows small dogs,
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated April 21, 2026
Frontier Airlines allows small cats and dogs to fly in the cabin on domestic and international flights for $99 each way. Rabbits, hamsters, household birds, and guinea pigs are also allowed on domestic Frontier flights only. The pet carrier must not exceed 18 inches long × 14 inches wide × 8 inches high, and the
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated April 13, 2026
Flying with your dog in the USA? Discover airline policies, breed restrictions, and essential travel tips for a smooth journey with your furry friend.
For Breeders » Pet Safety · Updated May 13, 2026
JetBlue allows small dogs and cats to fly in the cabin on domestic and select international flights for a $125 one-way fee per pet. Pets must weigh 20 pounds or less, including the carrier, which cannot exceed 17″ L × 12.5″ W × 8.5″ H. JetBlue does not offer cargo pet transport, so pets that
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated April 21, 2026
There are numerous reasons to fly with your dog. Maybe you’re moving to another state or vacationing in Europe for three months. Whatever the reason, you’ve decided to fly with your dog, but you need to learn more about the logistics that go along with the process.
For Breeders » Pets · Updated April 13, 2026
Do you have a furry friend that’s your constant companion and source of joy? As pet owners, we want to ensure our pets are comfortable and happy, even when traveling. Whether moving to a new state or taking a vacation, shipping your pet can seem like a stressful experience. But before you make the decision to
For Breeders » Pet Shipping · Updated April 21, 2026
Traveling with your pet can be a stressful experience, and it doesn’t get any easier when you’re flying with your whiskered pal. To make sure your next journey goes as smoothly as possible, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the specific policies Airlines has in place for cats. Whether you’re a seasoned pet parent or this is
For Breeders » Pet Shipping · Updated April 21, 2026
United Airlines allows cats to fly in-cabin for a flat fee of $125 each way. Cats must be at least 2 months old for domestic flights and 4 months old for international flights. The cat must stay in an airline-approved carrier that fits under the seat — maximum dimensions are 18″ × 11″ × 11″