It’s important to honestly and accurately assess your pet’s attitudes and tendencies when determining how safe it is for them to fly. It’s recommended to check in with your vet or pay a visit in the weeks prior to flying to confirm their physical health. Concerning their attitude and personality, owners are the best judge. Nervous or anxious dogs may require medication so that they stay calm throughout the flight, since those who panic may create a safety hazard for themselves within the carrier. The pet should have everything they may need for a flight, including food, water, and first aid;if need be.