If you have a cat you would know how difficult it is to transport them from one place to another, let alone from two different cities. The cats normally resist any sort of confinement and it makes it an awful experience to endure if the cat has to be kept in the cargo area of a plane.

If you are responsible enough, you would choose Pet Airways, the new service launched in order to help owners of cats and other animals to transport them to and from different cities in relative luxury. The tickets are priced between $149 and $299. The airways would operate between a number of cities but stops at a number of places increasing the travel duration.

Right now, the airways operates in New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, Denver and Los Angeles. The website even offers tips for pet owner in case they are planning to drive along with their pets. For instance, cat lover Dr. Jean Hofve suggests owners not feed the cat on the day of travel

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Via: Luxist

Those residing in Japan by now must have become accustomed to big earthquakes that love visiting that geography. So telling them be prepared for another one is no statement as they stay mentally and physically prepared throughout the day. But time to alarm them to take safety measures for their beloved Fido and catty as company’s are geared up to consider their safety as well. As a result, the out product is survival suits that would ensure their well beings during earth quakes. It comes stuffed with few prerequisites and a few items firmly thrown in to get your sucker riches. The items include water and biscuits, which is truly an eternal need for your pooches’ survival. And add to this list aromatherapy oils that will keep your pet away from the stinking smell of deaths caused in the disaster and four rubber shoes that would shield their delicate feet.

There is also an easy availability of sealed bags with some unknown but obvious reason. Did I tell you the flame retardant carries case with storage pockets? It can be yours at a spill over of $375.

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