Notes on air shipping of dogs

1. It is recommended to give priority to random shipping, so that the dog and the owner can take the same flight to the destination.
2. Dogs with heart disease and respiratory diseases should not fly.
3. Infancy, pregnancy, and elderly dogs are not suitable for flying.
4. Dogs with flat noses have difficulty breathing and dissipating heat, and are not suitable for flying.
5. If your dog is sensitive and prone to barking and anxiety in dark and unfamiliar environments, it is not suitable to fly. The owner can try to do desensitization training in advance.
6. Dogs should be fed less before flying to reduce the burden on their gastrointestinal tract caused by the weightlessness of high-altitude flight.
7. Try not to choose connecting or stopping flights to avoid dogs leaving their owners for too long.

Steps for air check-in of dogs

1. Call the airline you are traveling on to confirm whether there is an aerobic cabin on the flight.
2. Apply for animal transportation on the airline’s official website.
3. Apply for quarantine certificate. Make sure that the pet injection barcode posted on the dog's infectious disease vaccine booklet and rabies vaccine booklet is valid within one year, and apply for a quarantine certificate at the epidemic prevention station.
4. Prepare a pet shipping box. Pet carriers need to be sturdy and able to withstand impacts.
5. Arrive at the airport two hours in advance to pack, weigh and pay.