Sentences with phrase «sure your pet carrier»

The new size is included in Sherpa's Guaranteed On Board program, which enables the pet parent to go online before traveling and make sure the pet carrier meets the requirements for that airline and that flight.

Make sure your pet carrier is the right fit for your animal.

Not exact matches

Building A Destination Category To get the most out of this growing category, pet retailers should be sure to carry a variety of carriers for different pets» and pet parents» needs.

• Taking your pet through security will usually require them to be removed from their carrier, so make sure they are wearing a secure harness or leash (especially cats).

If the emergency involves evacuation, make sure the neighbour would be willing to take your pets and has access to the appropriate carriers and leashes.

Airline approved dog carriers are sure to provide the guidelines needed to meet the strict policies airline industries place on today's pet travel.

Be sure to have your dog on and leash and your cats or other pets in a carrier.

The Metro also allows small pets in carriers onboard its trains and buses (be sure that your pet's carrier doesn't inconvenience other passengers, is the gist of the pet policy).

To help ensure the safety of your pet, other pets, and our staff, please make sure that your pet is either on a leash or in a carrier.

o Carriers for cats and smaller dogs (Be sure each pet has their own carrier.

Be sure you have at least as many pet carriers as number of cats or other small animals, and place them in an easily accessible place, like a closet near the door or fire escape route.

If you're traveling by air, check with the airline ahead of time for requirements and restrictions on pet carriers, and make sure the product you choose is certified for air travel.

Tell the staff about what your cat likes to do or where they like to be pet and if you have to transport your cat, be sure to do so in a carrier covered with a towel.

Be sure your pet can stand and turn around in the carrier.

Pet carriers work well, or you can use a box or other container (but make sure your pet has enough air).

When you use a crate or carrier make sure you have let the pet get acclimated to it.

If you MUST be outside with your pet, be sure to have the pet constrained on a lead or kept in a carrier.

Make sure you contact your specific airline before making reservations to confirm their rules, weight restrictions and size requirements for how a dog fits inside travel kennels or inside airline approved carry - on pet carriers.

Make sure all your pets have a secure carrier (or collapsible cage for large dogs) as well as collars, leashes and identification tags.

Make sure that your pets carrier is well marked with permanent identification, including your contact information, flight number, destination and destination contact information.

Be sure to use a secure and clean pet CARRIER CAGE or pram when transporting your rabbit or guinea pig to the vet clinic.

Make sure you have an appropriately sized carrier or safety harness for your pet.

If your pet will be in a carrier, make sure it is level on the seat so that it does not slide around with the movement of the vehicle.

If pets are in crates or carriers, make sure they have proper air ventilation and are warm / cool enough depending on the weather.

Make sure the carrier is well ventilated and large enough to accommodate your pet.

When travelling by car, be sure to secure your pet in a crate or carrier that is securely fastened to your vehicle.

Make sure crates and carriers are secure in the car so they don't move or roll over on your pet.

• Be sure to keep your pets on a leash or in a carrier if they're outside your room.

Make sure that your pet is used to being handled, which makes it easier to put him or her in a carrier and for transportation if needed.

Petmate provided travel carriers, harnesses, collars and leads to make sure all transported pets were safe and comfortable for the life - saving trip.

For the actual flight, make sure that your dog is secure in an approved carrier, purchased either from the airline, a pet store, or an animal hospital.

Make sure each carrier is labeled with your contact information, should you become separated from your pet.

Make sure that identification labels are prominently and visibly displayed on your pet's carrier.

Call ahead and make sure that your arranged lodging allows pets and what their policies are for maid service and if you may leave your pet in its carrier if you should need to step out.

Please make sure all pets are on a secure leash, in a secure carrier, or kept inside your vehicle until we can bring a transport crate to your vehicle.

«Airlines have partnered with us to make sure that the pet carriers fit on their aircrafts and that gate agents are aware of the necessary requirements,» says Ford.

Birds can overheat just as quickly as other pets, so be sure the carrier or cage is never left in the direct sun.

Get There Safely Safety first — make sure pet owners are equipped with a car harness or car - safe carrier for a secure, stress - free commute.

After the grooming session, be sure the carrier includes enough absorbent bedding to soak up or cover any waste while the pet waits to be picked up.

Be sure to strap the carrier down for your pet's safety and your own.