try: bow and arrow, noose, chocolate. Enjoy, and good luck!
take it to a vet
Use a hydroxy benzaldehyde derivative to sedate your dog for a 20 hour ride. Vanillin should do the trick.
Most airlines only allow you one carry on bag for free, anything else will be extra. The dog will have to travel in cargo so there will be a huge surcharge for this.
If you are looking for a travel kennel for a dog then Amazon have a large stock. They will even supply ones that are big enough for a fully grown pitbull.
You may not need to sedate your dog. There is a herbal remedy that Veternarians have 'ok'd' for use with animals called Rescue Remedy. It's basically a solution that is made for humans using all natural ingredients to help calm nerves (similar to lavender to calm). I shipped my cat on an airplane and before he was put on the flight (and in advance to see how he reacted first, to test) the person dropping him off at the airport administered this and it helped to keep him calm. I made sure that this product was examined by his vet first. It can be found at your healthfood store. Good Luck :)
My small dog got about 5 mg of morphine tab she did vomited but she has been sedate for her, she is 1 year old daughund 10 lbs
The best thing to do is take your dog to a vet - the vet can sedate your dog and give him medications so it doesn't hurt to clean out the infection.
A stray dog might be given Benadryl in a bite of food. This may make the dog sleepy so it is able to be captured. It is best to contact a veterinarian to be sure this is safe to do and in what dosage.
Take your dog in to see your Veterinarian immediately. The Vet will sedate your dog to remove these quills as the quills have barbs on the ends that twist to the side so very painful to the dog to take them out, without any sort of sedation. If you have to do it yourself, then muzzle your dog with something like a long piece of gauze tied around his muzzle. Then get yourself some pliers and start pulling them out. But just keep in mind that this is going to be extremely painful for your dog and is really should be done by a Vet who can sedate your dog and then afterwards put him or her on antibiotics to make sure an infection does not set in.
they can fight the large dog
only if want a dead dog the avalanch does not alow air to circulate.
No, puppies like to have a home. If you make them travel long distances they'll surely start hating you.
No. Administering stitches to a dog is a painful process and the dog might react violently due to the pain if the vet tries to put on stitches without sedating him. So it is best to sedate the dog before trying to sew him up.