Pet dog -travelling

[Dustin Nila 0]

I called and spoke with agent www.evaair.com regarding pet dog, pet policy –price ($218) from Cambodia to San Francisco. Pet dog must be in the cage (cargo area) all time during flight, no food will be supply for pet...

[JenT 0]

Did you check on the time of year too? Most airlines have restrictions for winter months since the cargo holds are not heated. Pet popsicles could be the result....

[lisaf 0]

I called and spoke with agent www.evaair.com regarding pet dog, pet policy –price ($218) from Cambodia to San Francisco. Pet dog must be in the cage (cargo area) all time during flight, no food will be supply for pet...

I took my dog from Cambodia to JFK ( via BKK) with Thai airways in 2005. $170 USD per leg per 25kgs . So if your dog is under 25kgs, it should cost you $340. They have a temperature regulated cargo area..although its cool, maybe 15c which is tough for a dog used to the tropics. ( give lots of blankets)You provide water with one of those bottle thinggys. Its actually best not to give food, its only one day out of the dogs life and it will be more uncomfortable if it poops itself than being hungry! A good edible chew toy is best, like rawhide.

There is a travel agent across the road from Thai airways office at the Intercon that sells travel approved crates.

You must take the dog (or his paperwork) to the Ministry of Agriculture , (on Monivong Bvd near Hotel le Royal) to get a certificate saying that the dog is vaccinated and free of disease and allowed to leave the country. They will get this information from your vaccination booklet and rabies certificate from your vet.

good luck

Edited March 1, 2007 by lisaf

[Dustin Nila 0]

I called and spoke with agent www.evaair.com regarding pet dog, pet policy –price ($218) from Cambodia to San Francisco. Pet dog must be in the cage (cargo area) all time during flight, no food will be supply for pet...

I took my dog from Cambodia to JFK ( via BKK) with Thai airways in 2005. $170 USD per leg per 25kgs . So if your dog is under 25kgs, it should cost you $340. They have a temperature regulated cargo area..although its cool, maybe 15c which is tough for a dog used to the tropics. ( give lots of blankets)You provide water with one of those bottle thinggys. Its actually best not to give food, its only one day out of the dogs life and it will be more uncomfortable if it poops itself than being hungry! A good edible chew toy is best, like rawhide.

There is a travel agent across the road from Thai airways office at the Intercon that sells travel approved crates.

You must take the dog (or his paperwork) to the Ministry of Agriculture , (on Monivong Bvd near Hotel le Royal) to get a certificate saying that the dog is vaccinated and free of disease and allowed to leave the country. They will get this information from your vaccination booklet and rabies certificate from your vet.

good luck

Thank you, i will ask my fiance to do that....

[rclouse 0]

It looks like a small dog, she might be able to take it with her onboard. Many airlines allow this, but it has to be a small dog with a kennel no bigger than standard carryon size. Usually they have a limit on how many dogs can go in the cabin (like 2 or 3).

You'll still have to pay the extra fee, but I know if I needed to fly my chihuahua someplace I'd do my best to keep him with me!

[Dustin Nila 0]

It looks like a small dog, she might be able to take it with her onboard. Many airlines allow this, but it has to be a small dog with a kennel no bigger than standard carryon size. Usually they have a limit on how many dogs can go in the cabin (like 2 or 3).

You'll still have to pay the extra fee, but I know if I needed to fly my chihuahua someplace I'd do my best to keep him with me!

Thank You, i will try....heheheh! i like ur avatar icon...