How can I transport my Ginea Pig

4POSTS

11 years ago

Hi!! Im planning to move to Orlando Florida in the summer and I need to know how to transport my pet guinea pig. Any suggestions?

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Gary ViP

1845POSTS

11 years ago

I would think that your answer is right here: https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=397533

Susanacasanas New member

4POSTS

11 years ago

Not really, they dont specify Guinea pigs. Ive contacted several airlines and the answer was no. I even tried FedEx and USPS, no luck. I'm getting desperate.

Gary ViP

1845POSTS

11 years ago

Did you try United? http://traveltips.usatoday.com/travel-p … 05469.html

Susanacasanas New member

4POSTS

11 years ago

I'll try tomorrow, I called US Airways today and their answe was no, fingers crossed

suzanne12345 Contributor

163POSTS

11 years ago

Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I spent weeks researching this... We just left our guinea pig in VA

I couldnt find any way to get him here. Please let me know if you find out something!

GreggK Serial expat

509POSTS

11 years ago

try Delta. They were the only airline left that wold let us transport a bird in a carrier under the seat. All the airlines have gone to either a dog or cat or no animals periood policy.

suzanne12345 Contributor

163POSTS

11 years ago

Delta said no to me

Jennkersch Member

11POSTS

11 years ago

Have you spoken to your vet? They may be able to help you.

Susanacasanas New member

4POSTS

11 years ago

#10

United said yes!!!! I'm so exited!!! It's $125
Thank you Gary!!!!

GreggK Serial expat

509POSTS

11 years ago

#11

Congratulations. As an animal lover I know how relieved you feel.Call the USDA in the stae you are going to and find out the health requirements to bring your pet there. A general health certificate from the Vet will usually do.