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Special care when travelling?

Kitty

Kitty

You rang?
Recent exposure to corns and a local snake enthusiast (also a corn-nut) has left me hooked on such beautiful creatures. So, I'm learning what I can before getting my first ... and probably second.

I've found a reputable breeder near where we will be vacationing this summer. After I visit the facility, and if I decide to buy, I will be transporting the babies from the southeast US to home in Montana.

The trip home will involve either flying or driving (won't know for sure until later). If you've stayed with me this long, my question: Are there any special considerations for either method of travelling that I should know of?
 
Hi.
If you drive home, you can use plastic shoeboxes inside insulated coolers with cold packs, and avoid direct sunlight. If you fly, you'd be better off having them shipped to you after you return home.
 
Pretty much what Roy said
the only thing I would add:
if you are flying, you can have them shipped to you (cheaper) or you can see if Delta Dash services the same airports you'll be flying from and to.
 
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