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For Customers » Pet Health · Updated March 01, 2026
From hosting virtual happy hours to baking bread, people turned to creative ways to resolve their loneliness during the COVID-19 pandemic. One remedy — considered by 1 in 5 American households — was to adopt a pet for companionship.
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 01, 2026
Traveling with a dog can be overwhelming. For many pet owners, the idea of spending hours — or even days — in the car with an animal is stressful. You may have questions about how to transport your dog safely and comfortably. Is your computer frozen because you have a million tabs open because you
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 01, 2026
Many pet owners prefer traveling with their fluffy companions, and most airlines make it possible to bring them on board. That said, traveling with Fido may take more preparation than just packing your bag.
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 01, 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 Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 01, 2026
The data is in: More and more Americans are hitting the road for long stretches as the country puts the COVID-19 pandemic in the rearview mirror. What’s more, these travelers often have a four-legged family member along for the ride.
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 05, 2026
Moving across the country with your beloved dog is an exciting new chapter, but it also brings an important question: how do you ensure your furry family member gets to your new home safely and comfortably? While air travel might seem like the fastest option for long-distance pet transport, it’s important to understand that it’s
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 25, 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 Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 01, 2026
Flying can be an arduous process that many love, but just as many hate. Flying means freedom, but at the same time you give up certain rights when you pass through security. It’s all part of living in the 21st century. When you’re flying with a cat, the process can become even more stressful. But
For Breeders » Pet Health · Updated March 24, 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 March 25, 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