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Originally Posted by Furbaby Friend |
My vet told me that those types of sprays are similar to scented candles for humans. They may calm you, they may not. I know scented candles don't really work for me. Have you talked to your vet about a very mild sedative? If that makes you uncomfortable, purchase one of the products in the links above and test it before your flight.
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Originally Posted by Furbaby Friend 6. Any other tips on flight? Especially with such a young pup along. I'm looking for anything and everything. (Such as food/water, etc.)
Please help! Any advice is much appreciated. I'm trying to get a jump start on researching this. Good news is we have until November for the actual flight! Although I will be booking that well in advance. Either this week or next.
Thanks in advance for all the great help! ^_^ |
What airline are you flying? I am a HUGE advocate of
Dog Jaunt : Traveling with a small dog and through the web owners help with various traveling issues with my dog, we have become friends. Please review her site and feel free to contact her. I'm happy to put you in touch.
With the help of Mary-Alice (dogjaunt), I was finally able to take my Cooper on his first flight. Feel free to read about our experience together:
Traveling With My Small Dog On An Airplane
My absolute most important piece of advice - bring a photo of Rylie Rose! She will be stowed under the seat in front of you and the folks sitting beside you will wonder what the heck is in the bag. Whip out the picture and voila! They are thrilled to be traveling with such a cutie, plus it puts them at ease as well.