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Pet travel accessories help pets move between home, car, plane and trail safely. Soft-sided carriers are light and often fit under a cabin seat, hard-shell carriers and crates give more protection for cars and cargo travel, and pet backpacks and slings suit small dogs and cats on walks or public transport. Look at ventilation, entry points, carry straps and how easy the carrier is to clean.
In the car, crates secured to the vehicle, travel harnesses that attach to seat belts, booster seats for small dogs and hammock-style seat covers keep pets contained and seats protected. Cargo liners, ramps and steps help larger or older dogs get in and out.
For trips, collapsible bowls, travel water bottles, portable beds, pet first-aid kits, waste bags and cooling mats are useful. Airlines, rail and bus operators set their own rules for pets, and some destinations require health documents, so check before you book and ask your vet about travel health and comfort.
Choosing pet travel accessories
- Measure your pet's height and length so they can stand and turn around in a carrier or crate.
- Check airline, rail or bus rules on carrier size and type before you book.
- Use crates or harnesses made for car travel, secured to the vehicle.
- Choose seat covers and cargo liners that fit your vehicle's seats and load area.
- Ask your vet about travel health, documents and motion sickness before long trips.
Questions about pet travel accessories
Will this carrier work for flying in the cabin?
Airline rules on carrier size and type vary. Measure the carrier, check your airline's current requirements, and make sure your pet can stand and turn around inside.
What's the safest way for a dog to ride in the car?
A crate secured in the vehicle or a harness made for car travel keeps a dog from moving around. Follow the product's instructions and any local rules on restraining pets in vehicles.
How do I get my cat used to a carrier?
Leave the carrier out at home with bedding and treats inside so it becomes familiar, then practice short car trips before a long journey.