Employees will provide your pet with food and water while he is transported. Most airlines allow a blanket and toys from home - they will help your pet feel more secure. Whether he is traveling internationally or domestically, your pet must have a health certificate from your veterinarian dated no more than 30 days in advance of your departure. The document must certify that your pet is in good health and current for all vaccinations. Bring this certificate with you to the airport when you check in your pet.
Most countries charge a pet entrance fee.
If you are transporting a pet to an overseas location, contact your sponsor to arrange for boarding and quarantine if required. Check with the host country before trying to ship an exotic pet. Many countries forbid importation of exotic pets.