Safe temperature ranges for exotic pets during winter travel vary by species. Reptiles typically require temperatures between 75-85°F, with some needing specific basking spots that can reach 95-105°F. Birds generally thrive in environments kept between 65-80°F. Small mammals, such as guinea pigs and ferrets, should be maintained at temperatures between 65-75°F. Ensuring these conditions during travel is crucial to prevent stress or illness. Use heat packs, insulated carriers, and pre-warmed cars to maintain appropriate temperatures. Always consult with a veterinarian for species-specific advice and recommendations.