Car & Driver to Bangkok
Car & Driver to Bangkok
I need to transport my dog to Bangkok for surgery. Whilst I can do this via air it seems more convenient to do it by road, especially for the return journey where being stuck in a cage post surgery could be problematic even though it is a relatively short flight.
Does anyone know of any good owner driver with experience of driving to Bangkok who may be interested in such a job? Recommendations gratefully received
Thanks in advance
Does anyone know of any good owner driver with experience of driving to Bangkok who may be interested in such a job? Recommendations gratefully received
Thanks in advance
Re: Car & Driver to Bangkok
Whomever it is, the car will need be in their name to enter Thailand.Element6 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 7:11 pm I need to transport my dog to Bangkok for surgery. Whilst I can do this via air it seems more convenient to do it by road, especially for the return journey where being stuck in a cage post surgery could be problematic even though it is a relatively short flight.
Does anyone know of any good owner driver with experience of driving to Bangkok who may be interested in such a job? Recommendations gratefully received
Thanks in advance
Re: Car & Driver to Bangkok
yes thanks. that is why I cant drive myself as I have a company car so cant take it in
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Re: Car & Driver to Bangkok
considering its 13+ hours to drive to Bangkok vs 1:10 minutes to fly.
flying is a much better option.
Plus add in hotels, food for you and ur driver....
give her/him a valium or two before the flight, i had to do that when i flew with my dog often.
It was unique as i had an Alaskan malamute an lived in Aspen Colorado so the flights from there to Denver was non pressurized and you could hear him howl the whole way
flying is a much better option.
Plus add in hotels, food for you and ur driver....
give her/him a valium or two before the flight, i had to do that when i flew with my dog often.
It was unique as i had an Alaskan malamute an lived in Aspen Colorado so the flights from there to Denver was non pressurized and you could hear him howl the whole way
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
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Re: Car & Driver to Bangkok
No Sedation when Flying Pets!phuketrichard wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 2:34 pm considering its 13+ hours to drive to Bangkok vs 1:10 minutes to fly.
flying is a much better option.
Plus add in hotels, food for you and ur driver....
give her/him a valium or two before the flight, i had to do that when i flew with my dog often.
It was unique as i had an Alaskan malamute an lived in Aspen Colorado so the flights from there to Denver was non pressurized and you could hear him howl the whole way
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), sedating cats or dogs during air travel may increase the risk of heart and respiratory problems. Except in unusual circumstances, veterinarians should not dispense sedatives for animals that are to be transported.
https://www.petrelocation.com/blog/post ... air-travel
Not healthy for your dog and not pleasant for the other fare-paying travellers, unique is a nice way to describe it I guess. I can think of a couple of other words.
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Re: Car & Driver to Bangkok
Lol
PS, Welcome back from your latest little "holiday", Richard.
(keep howling, bro')
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