Hello.
As the title suggests, I will be traveling from Varna, Bulgaria to New York, JFK Airport with two male cats. One is a domestic short hair (R.), the other a partially paralyzed Persian (S.). Unfortunately, I can not crate them together, as R. is a playful 1 year old who constantly jumps on S., much to S.'s dismay.
S.'s hind quarters are paralyzed and he can not walk, nor can he urinate on his own. I have to manually express him. He can hold for 12 hours, but any length of time over that can be deadly for him.
All in all, it's a long flight, with two connections. I suppose the best question to ask first is, [U]What is the best way to transport cats considering the above? [/U]
I also have to take costs into consideration as I will be transporting cargo back to the states as well, in addition to the flight.
Personal experience is the best response, so please, feel free to offer any suggestions.
Thank you,
Leah
Varna, Bulgaria to New York
As the title suggests, I will be traveling from Varna, Bulgaria to New York, JFK Airport with two male cats. One is a domestic short hair (R.), the other a partially paralyzed Persian (S.). Unfortunately, I can not crate them together, as R. is a playful 1 year old who constantly jumps on S., much to S.'s dismay.
S.'s hind quarters are paralyzed and he can not walk, nor can he urinate on his own. I have to manually express him. He can hold for 12 hours, but any length of time over that can be deadly for him.
All in all, it's a long flight, with two connections. I suppose the best question to ask first is, [U]What is the best way to transport cats considering the above? [/U]
I also have to take costs into consideration as I will be transporting cargo back to the states as well, in addition to the flight.
Personal experience is the best response, so please, feel free to offer any suggestions.
Thank you,
Leah
Varna, Bulgaria to New York
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