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NEW YORK — Thinking of taking your dog or cat with you the next time you fly? For a growing percentage of the 90.5 million pet owners in the U.S., the answer is yes. But while the notion of boarding a ...

Travelers with pets should book nonstop flights, preferably the first flight of the day, to minimize stress on their animals. Soft-sided carriers with see-through mesh are recommended for in-cabin pet ...

Imagine you’re about to zip up your suitcase for a much-awaited vacation, and there’s your four-legged companion gazing up at you with those soulful eyes. The thought of leaving them behind tugs at ...

Is it safe for cats to fly on airplanes? Overall, it is safe for cats to fly on an airplane. However, if your cat is one of the short-headed brachycephalic cat breeds, which are prone to respiratory ...

When flying, they may have a more difficult time adjusting to the air and pressure changes in the cabin, and conditions below-cabin are even more risky for these pets. If you decide to fly with your ...

Pup, Pup and Away — that’s one marketing slogan considered for a new flight service from Long Island that lets dog owners bring their pets on board. RetrievAir is scheduled to launch flights to six ...