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DIMENSIONS: 19.6"L x 10"W x 13.5"H inches – 1.93 pounds - 12 pounds weight limit - Comfort for your cat, dog, rabbit or another appropriately sized animalTRAVEL HOME FOR PETS: Use it as a cab or taxi to take your pet wherever you go – Great for vacation or bringing your pet to the office, park, and vet – Works better than portable crates, kennels, backpack, and sling - Ideal for dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, and other small-sized animalsSAFE PET TRANSPORTATION: Best for flying, car trips, and even walking – Designed for safe transport of pets – Safety seatbelt buckles – Light reflecting stripsAIRLINE APPROVED PET CARRIER: Travel carrier is compliant with most airlines and TSA rules & regulations - Conforms to under-seat dimensions of most airlines – Folds flat for easy storageSOFT SIDED PET CARRIER: Features durable and easy to clean materials– Machine washable – Water-resistant – Leak resistant - Velcro handle - Removable cushion padded shoulder strap –Firm hard baseboard - Removable fleece pad bed with raised bumper – Mesh screens and roof – Side pockets – 2 secure entryways – Zippered mesh window
Specs:
| Color | Rose Wine |
| Height | 10 Inches |
| Length | 8 Inches |
| Size | Large |
| Weight | 1.543235834 Pounds |
| Width | 1 Inches |
I am a reluctantly seasoned flyer with my maine coon mix and have lots of thoughts for you.
For carriers, I use the OxGord Airline Approved Size Large and it works great.
The only thing to really make sure is that it is able to fit under the seat in front of you. There are regulations on airline websites but as long as you have a soft-sided carrier, it is probably okay. They also all require the carrier to be big enough for them to turn around.
I HIGHLY SUGGEST GETTING PUPPY PADS. Every time we fly, my big guy gets nervous and pees in the crate and I found it extremely useful to line the crate with a puppy pad that I can switch out easily.
Tranquilizers - my cat has asthma so our vet didn't love the idea of sedating him, but did say I could give him children's benadryl. I did use some Feliway cat pheromone wipes in the crate. I'm not sure how well it worked, but worth a shot!
Everything I've read about sedating cats says you should test it out beforehand or make sure you've timed it correctly. I would definitely ask your vet for suggestions and carefully follow their instructions. My vet explained sedation shouldn't be done lightly, but you don't want them to panic either.
Other tips - Try as hard as you can to get a direct flight. I've done the east/west coast journey and it is so much better if it's direct. If you do have a layover, you can use the family bathroom to let him out to pee in a makeshift box and drink some water/eat some food.
Bring a small tupperware with you that you can fill up with water. It's a long journey for them to go without any water and it's easy to dehydrate when flying, especially for us because my cat pants when the plane is taking off...
Finally - MAKE SURE YOU GET HIM A HARNESS AND LEASH. Strap him in and do not take it off until you're at your final destination. Most important tip I can give.
I hope this is helpful - let me know if you have other questions! Good luck to you and Sebastian on your big move. He's such a cutie!