Livestock on westjet?

[TheReefGeek]

Draw some wiskers on the bag, and some pointy ears and put it in a cat bag.

[Edmonton Eskimo]

When I came back from Kelowna last month I had three bags of livestock. I packed them in my carry-on and brought them on the plane with me. What they didn't know didn't hurt them!!

[Quinster]

When I came back from Toronto via Air Canada in Oct I brought a 1' X 1' x 1' box with 4 corals in it, carried it on, even refused to let them xray it but opened the box for them. They were so amazed by the corals it became more of a topic of discussion than a problem with it being carry on. When a friend of mine came home from Edmonton he brought a box approximatly the same dimentions back on West Jet with no trouble either. Maybe I just got lucky.

[christyf5]

I've never had a problem but then I'm not dragging the stuff out for show either. I have a large shoulder bag that I put most of my stuff in with a jacket on top (except for that trip to calgary in which I bought a ridiculous amount of stuff and had to use my carry on luggage as well ). Surprisingly half the time I've been through airport security they haven't even gone through my bag, everything just goes through the scanner and pops out the other side.

Originally Posted by canadbis

Yes a small Stinky Cat, stinky Dog, Stinky Rabbit, or bird ONLY, but NOT a Silent, non-smelling, bag with fish

I don't think they're worried about the smell as much as the fact that if the bag leaks your fish water can rust out the plane

[danny zubot]

I don't think they're worried about the smell as much as the fact that if the bag leaks your fish water can rust out the plane

[TheReefGeek]

Just wait until I bring a bag of salt with me, and dump it down the airline toilet then!