I will be shipping my male B&G macaw from Hawaii to the mid-western united states. I need to buy him an airline approved carrier, probably Kennel Cab. What size should he have?

It needs to be approved for pet transport in cargo since he doesn’t fit under a seat!

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I have a 17 lb beagle/pug (puggle) and am looking for a good carrier that will meet airline requirements. Would like for it to be a roller/backpack type. I’m hearing that the Pet Gear brand bags are good but are not good for pets over 10-12 lbs. (even though they advertise up to 25 lbs) If any of you know of a good bag (especially from PETCO) please let me know

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