Travel with cat in car

Driving and flying are arguably the most common methods of travel, and an increasing number of people, including airline operators themselves, consider flying a poor choice when traveling with a pet.

According to Alastair Bland, a writer for Smithsonian, flying is particularly dangerous for brachycephalic or snub-nosed dogs and cats because of their increased susceptibility to respiratory problems.

Cats fitting this description include the Persian, the Exotic Shorthair, the Himalayan, and the Burmese.

Flying is also dangerous to animals that are sensitive to temperature extremes, like the hairless Sphynx cat.

Traveling overland is thus safer for pets.

If you don’t feel like driving, taking the train is another option.

Does Amtrak allow cats on their trains?

Amtrak, which is more formally known as the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, operates throughout most of the United States and a few places in Canada.

Until 2016, Amtrak did not allow any animals on their trains, except for service animals like guide dogs.

They now allow cats and other pets to trav

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