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…
When planning for something as complex and personal as a move with your pets, it’s best to hear from others who have already done it. That’s why we follow up with our clients to share their…
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…
If you’re relocating to Japan with a pet, you may have heard of a form called the 40-90 day advanced notification. All you need to do is notify the Animal Quarantine Service in Japan when your pet is…
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…
Are you bringing your dog to South Africa from the United States? It may be a good idea to review the import rules and requirements for dogs entering South Africa since they were recently updated.
While the US does not…
TLDR: Australia's RNATT is valid for 365 days, but the mandatory 180-day wait before travel leaves you with only 185 days to actually fly. Miss that window and the entire process resets: new titer test, new 180-day wait. You can avoid…
