[ameliaflame]

I was really hoping to attend a show near Seattle in March with Rhia going for the gold, but I can't find any airlines whatsoever that allow rats. Does anyone know of airlines that allow them? I don't have time to drive across the country to go to a rat show (Though I wish I did) and I really would like the experience of going to a show with them. (Well if that doesn't work out at least we'll have our ratty camping trip muhaha rats gone wild!)

 

[ameliaflame]

please help!

 

[JennieLove]

I wish I could help you out but I have no idea what airlines would allow rats on the plane Can you take a train to where you need to go?

 

[twitch]

i remember seeing that some breeders will ship through the airlines. can't remember the details though i can give you the links to their site. you can contact them and maybe you'll be able to fly there afterall.

http://www.skyclyde.com/
http://www.rattiusmaximus.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1

i hope they'll be able to help.

 

[tasha]

I was having the same dilemma, I was going to move and wanted to fly with my rats (I've decided to stay where I am now so PHEW no problems). Several airlines will allow rats but there is a huge fee involved, plus you have to bring a current health certificate for each one you have, from the vet. Go to airline sites and type "pets" in the search bar to find out the policies. The only ones I found were $50 one-way for a max of two rats, or $100 roundtrip for two rats. One fee was almost $200, you just have to shop around.