Select the right package of pet relocation services based on your needs.
We understand your pet travel concerns because we’re pet parents, too. You can count on us to provide caring, compassionate attention to your beloved pets, just as you do.
We offer pet transport services and comprehensive door-to-door pet travel across the US and from the US to many countries around the world.
With decades of experience under our belts and a trusted network of global partners, we make international pet travel as peaceful as possible by attending closely to every detail of your pet’s relocation and providing customized levels of service based on your needs.
We are intimately familiar with the latest country and airline pet import and export regulations. We have long-standing relationships with airlines worldwide, so we navigate the carrier-and-route selection process more efficiently than you can on your own (and with a lot less frustration).
If your family will be moving overseas, it seems obvious that you will want to include your beloved dog or cat. But what if your four-legged family member is considered a senior cat or dog? Is international air travel safe for older pets?
In general, if your senior cat or dog is in good health then yes, it is safe for them to fly. However, you still want to do your due diligence to make sure they are prepared and you are making the best decision for your furry family member.
It may not be something that you’ve thought about, but if you’re planning to relocate at some point or do some plane traveling and you own a pet – you should learn how to crate train. It is an essential aspect of helping your pet to cope with long-distance moves or trips. When traveling by plane, crating your dog or cat is one of the safest options to ensure that your pet won’t be harmed, upset, or disturbed.
Dogs and cats can develop anxiety, especially when in a new and unfamiliar environment (such as an airplane).
This comprehensive guide contains the most current information available, but it is titled “Keeping Up” for a reason – things change in the world and in the world of pet travel. We will update this guide periodically as airlines change their policies or if key information changes regarding paperwork, vaccinations, service animals, crates, etc., found in the following chapters.
We recommend that you bookmark this guide and check back occasionally if there is a chance you will be traveling with your pets.
