About Us
We are a reputable pet transport company with over 10 years of experience that specialises in providing a safe and reliable transportation service for pets and their owners. With our extensive experience in this industry, we understand the importance of ensuring the well-being and comfort of your beloved pets, along with their human companions.
Whether you need collecting from an airport, you are relocating to a new city or going on vacation our pet transport team can offer a convenient and efficient solution. We offer a range of transportation options tailored to meet your specific needs, including door-to-door. All of our drivers have advanced police checks. Some of our drivers and office team are multi-lingual, including French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch and German.
Our vehicles that transport pets unaccompanied are DEFRA registered.
We are committed to providing an exceptional service ensuring the well-being of your pets every step of the way.
Our service will always endeavour to relocate your pet with care, efficiency, consideration and kindness. We also understand that this can be a stressful time for pet parents. Our team are here to go the extra mile for you in making the experience as stress free as possible, showing attention to detail and keeping you updated every step of the way.
Tips For Flying With A Pet
- Contact the Airline to confirm that your breed of dog or cat isn’t on a restricted list.
- Book your flight in advance so you can secure your preferred flight as there is a fixed number of spaces for pets in the cabin and excess luggage
- Contact your vet or a state registered veterinarian to arrange having the correct travel documentation in place.
It’s not unusual for airlines to require a health certificate issued within 10 days of your flight.
- Acclimatising your pet to its travelling create or soft carrier in advance important. Your goal is for your pet to think of this space as its den and a safe comfortable space to hang out in.
Use a favourite blanket and toys to help with the process.
- Unless a veterinarian directs you to It’s recommended not to sedate your pet. Herbal remedies are a much safer option and are effective.
- Seek out a pet relief area before you check your dog in and we recommend you restrict food on the day of travel to avoid an accident.
If your pet is in a crate tape some food to the crate and have a water source for them to drink from like a dog crate water bottle.
- Like humans, pressure can build up in your pets ears so a chew toy or a hard chewy treat can help relieve pressure. We would also recommend that if your pet is in a hard crate that you remove its collar as this can be a choke hazard.
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