What’s the quickest/easiest way to transport a cat from Khao Lak to Bangkok?
As far as I can see not a single domestic airline allows pets in cabin. I do not want to put her in hold.
TIA
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The post inquires about the best and quickest methods to transport a cat from Khao Lak to Bangkok, emphasizing the preference for not using airline cargo holds. Commenters suggest various alternatives including hiring a private driver, using pet taxis, taking a bus, or utilizing minibus services that allow pets. Some shared their experiences and costs involved in arranging transport for their pets, showcasing a range of viable solutions for pet owners in Thailand.
I was going to bring her back when she was young. Returned to collect her but she had kittens. Also, after discussing with friends, decided she’s happy in her natural environment. Free to roam.
she’ll be free to roam at home too. When I left her here in April she became miserable, lost a lot of weight. Now I’m back and she’s totally happy again. Doesn’t roam too much either, maybe an hour a day, if that
have helped me transport both a cat and a dog from Bangkok to Koh Phangan - perhaps they can help? I’d highly recommend them and their prices are reasonable
It's a short trip - the hold is Ok, I've done this with cat & dog...everyone's OK...Give the pet a box that is also a safe place to be at home & which works as transit box.
the thing is I’m flying out of BKK a few days later to Europe (12h flight) and she will be with me in cabin for that. In cabin requires a soft transport bag, so that’s the one I’m getting her used to now 😬
yeah I’d already seen that, I don’t want to fly with her unless I can keep her with me in cabin. As far as I can see there’s no airlines that allow that in Thailand, hence my question
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