On December 30th, 2019, the first recorded case of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) was identified in Wuhan, China as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness. As of today (June 5, 2020), there have been over 13 million reported cases …
As we monitor the coronavirus situation and changes impacting travel worldwide, one thing will remain constant (and has since Angie and I founded PetRelocation in 2004)—your pets are our priority.
Although we are currently unable to complete most pet…
PetRelocation loves pets of all shapes and sizes. However, if you are planning your relocation and have a large or strong-jawed breed of dog, this can pose some unique obstacles. Here’s what you need to know before…
We recently surveyed pet owners around the world to gauge how pet households are living and how they view relocating with their pets in 2019. PetRelocation's Marketing Specialist, Christina Quezada, recently shared some tips & statistics about the pet…
When we route our clients through Los Angeles—oftentimes on cross-continental moves to places like Australia and New Zealand—we love booking their pets’ layover stays at Kennel Club LAX! We’ve always had a great…
This blog post was updated on March 3, 2020, to reflect the most recent information we have on summer airline embargoes.
Transporting pets during the summer can be a little extra challenging due to the possibility of high temperatures and resulting airline…
PetRelocation's marketing specialist, Christina Quezada, recently shared some pet travel tips in Worldwide ERC's May edition of Mobility Magazine. Read below to learn what to (and not to) do when preparing to travel or move successfully with…
Doing it on your own?
There are several options for booking domestic and international pet travel. The best airline option will depend on your pet’s breed, your destination, and routing options, among other factors.
Some pet owners find…
