If you are trying to fly with a pug, French bulldog, Boston terrier, boxer, or another snub nosed breed, you have probably already run into mixed answers. One airline says no. Another says maybe. A third will allow the route…
Lufthansa is one of the better known airlines for international pet travel, and for good reason. They offer more than one way for pets to fly, and they have an established live animal program.
That said, this is where people…
APHIS Form 7001 for Pet Travel: When You Need It and How the Process Works
If you are moving internationally with your pet from the United States, you may need an international health certificate before travel. One form many pet owners…
"Can My Large Dog Fly In-Cabin?"
Hi PetRelocation,
I'm desperately trying to find a way my dog can ride in the cabin of a plane to relocate to Japan.
She is 40 pounds, so "too large" by all standards…
People hear the word “cargo” and picture a dark, unsafe space somewhere under the cabin. That is usually where the worry starts.
The reality is more practical than that. Pets flying as manifest cargo are accepted under specific…
Bringing a Dog or Cat to New Zealand
If you are moving with a pit bull or another dog that may be viewed as a restricted breed, the first thing to know is this: there is no single worldwide rule.
…
Moving a Pet to Singapore: Requirements, Quarantine, Costs, and Timeline
Singapore is one of the more structured destinations for pet travel, and the process needs to be handled carefully. The exact steps depend on where your dog or cat is…
Italy ranks as one of Europe's most dog-friendly countries. Around 40% of Italian households own pets, dogs are welcome in most cafes and restaurants, and you'll see them everywhere from shops to public transport. Italians treat dogs as family…
