Can you get a hamster on an airplane?

Answer 1

That's up to the airline. Airlines are rather skittish about rodents generally, because they can get into tight enclosed spaces and nibble on the control wiring, and losing control of the engines at 34,000 feet is not something an airline wants to happen to one of their craft.

They may be allowed if in an escape-proof cage; however, there's a possibility they will have to travel in the cargo hold instead of in the cabin. The airline may additionally require a veterinarian's certification that the animal is healthy and not a carrier of disease.

Answer 2

Bringing a Hamster on an airplane is not recommended, because of the fact, well When gaining Ascending or Descending, it causes air to fill up in your head, and make your ears pop, sense they are so small, with small heads and small ears. it probably would severely hurt them.

Answer 3

If they're actually allowed to go on a plane, they probably won't die.

If they have enough food and water and the plane doesn't shake too much, your hamster will be fine.

I actually doubt that hamsters are allowed on a plane, though.

Answer 4

Just make sure to affix your air mask prior to theirs in case of sudden depressurization and they should be fine.

Answer 5

you know, honestly, you can. But, they generally do not like them.

Answer 6

yes if you have a little cage with a handle to put the hamster in.

Answer 7

If they want to and have big enough teeth

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

yes