In BaggagePets we transport pets to any place in the world. To make sure that your pet travels comfortably, as well as that it complies with IATA regulations on animal transport, it is very important to know how to measure your pet for transport. You need to make sure that the transporter is adapted to your pet’s needs, taking into account its size, weight, condition, species and breed.
To measure your pet for transport correctly, BaggagePets recommends to take the following measures. Please consult the picture on the right:
A. From the snout to the base of the tail
B. From the shoulder to the floor
C. The widest part of your pet
D. The height when sitting down, from the floor to the top of the head or the highest point of the ears, whatever is higher. It is important for your pet not to touch the transporter with the ears.
Having obtained the above measures, you can calculate the correct size of the transporter adequate for your pet.
Length : A + 1/2 B
Width : C x 2
Height : D
How to measure your pet for transport
Cats and dogs need an adequate transporter to make the trip. It has to have appropriate height so that your pet can stand up without touching the top part of the transporter with its ears of the head, leaving around 4 cm of space between those and the top of the transporter. You pet should also be able to turn around and lie down comfortably inside. That is why it is very important to correctly measure your pet before the trip.

 

Cómo medir a tu mascota para el transporte

How to measure your pet for transport

 If you have any doubts about measuring your pet for transport, you can contact us by phone on (+34) 93 487 00 40 or filling in our online contact form.

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Antes de viajar...

How to measure your pet
Before the trip
· Remember that you have to remove the wheels from your transporter, as the airlines do not allow it on board with wheels.
· Before the trip we need to make sure that your transporter complies with the requirements of the given airlines, otherwise, your pet might be denied boarding. 
· Your pet should have 4 cm of space between its head or ears (whatever is higher) and the top of the transporter.

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We are the agents of IATA, the International Air Transport Association which represents 260 airlines around the world. We are also IPATA agents, regulated by the International Pet Air Transport Association.