[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The worst part about flying with cats is that they make you physically remove the cat from it's carrier to inspect the carrier. It's very easy to lose a panicked cat this way. Make sure you cat is wearing a TIGHT NON-Stretchable NON-Safety collar or inescapable harness and a leash, and tie the leash to your arm, then put the cat in the carrier and close the leash in the door, this way when you have to remove the cat, it cannot get away from you.You should also be aware that airlines have killed, injured, and lost pets being shipped in cargo. Never ship a pet in cargo! http://ucat.us/airline-loss-reports.htmlPersonally, I think flying a pet is too stressful in general, and would never subject any of my cats to it, but I know sometimes it's the only way. Just be aware of the stress and try to minimize it as much as you can (esp important for FELV+ cats).No virus found in this outgoing message.
Jenn
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