Traveling with Pets
Rules regarding the transportation of pets can vary from country to country and from airline to airline.

Useful information
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The airlines themselves determine the rules for transporting animals.
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Which country you are traveling to may also affect the applicable rules.
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You must have cages that are approved for air travel for your pet.
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Separate rules apply for travel to Svalbard.
Questions and answers about traveling with animals
All animals must be kept in their own cages and sent in the cargo hold. Some airlines do not allow rodents on board. The rules may vary depending on the country of travel.
Smaller animals can be brought into the cabin if the airline allows it. Check with your airline for details.
Bring as few loose items as possible and try to keep the animal calm. Consider consulting a veterinarian about tranquilizers.
Animals must be transported in cages approved for air travel. Check with the airline for specifications on cages and rules for food and water.
Animals traveling in the cargo hold may be screened with detection equipment or x-ray. Animals in the cabin are sent through screening like hand luggage or carried through the portal.
Yes, dogs can only be brought on scheduled flights. You must have a valid entry permit, rabies vaccine, and treatment against ectoparasites. For departure from Svalbard, the dog must have vaccinations, notify the Norwegian Food Safety Authority, and receive veterinary treatment. Learn more about travel to Svalbard with animals.