SAVIC Pet Carrier 4 – transport cage approved for aircraft

Description The Pet Carrier transport cage has a feeder included in the set. It is suitable for dogs of medium breeds, as well as for other pets. It is approved for international transport of animals by plane, train, bus, etc. Dimensions: 66 x 47 x 43 in cm. Made in Belgium by Savic B.V. You can get more information from the Savic website *************************************************** ******** The cage or plastic transport bag is an extremely important accessory for any dog. In addition to transportation, they play a very important role in training your pet. All leading dog training specialists recommend their use from the first day the dog enters your home and becomes a member of your family. In them it feels safe – this is “their” place where no one has the right to disturb them. The cage is also the place to sleep. The most suitable place for placing the “house” is in the common room of your home. Also, by using it, the dog gets used to proper hygiene habits. The cage should be of a size suitable for an adult dog. At the same time, it should not be too big so that it cannot use one end of it for a toilet. It relies on the dog’s instinct to keep clean. Training a dog with a cage is also important for the safety of your home and your children, as well as for yourself. You will be able to leave the dog locked in the cage during your absence. This way it will not be able to gnaw on the cables of electrical appliances and your young children will not be able to taste what the dog food tastes like. *************************************************** ******** Airplane transport requirements for all animals (pets) Transport bags are approved by: IATA (International Air Traffic Association); USDA (United States Department of Agriculture). The first thing you need to do is check which of the two is approved by your airline (almost everyone approves of both). Some airlines are not familiar with this, so just say “My carry bag is IATA approved” (or USDA). If they still disagree, consult and quote from www.iata.org or www.usda.gov (requirements http://www.aphis.usda.gov/lpa/pubs/travel.html)