PetRelocation is a unique company that operates remotely. As you start your workday from your location, you can feel the passion and dedication of your colleagues, who share your love for pets and commitment to providing exceptional service. Though there…
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…
TLDR: Sedating a pet for a long-haul flight to Japan is not recommended by most veterinarians and is prohibited or strongly discouraged by most airlines. At altitude, sedated animals have reduced ability to regulate balance and cardiovascular function, and respiratory…
Flying Pets Separately From Their Owners
Yes, a cat can usually fly without traveling on the same plane as the owner. For a move like Hawaii to New York, the cat would normally travel as air cargo or through an…
Flying Internationally with Restricted Dog Breeds
Flying internationally with a restricted dog breed can be possible, but it takes more planning than a standard pet move. The biggest issue is that the term restricted breed does not mean just one…
How Do Pets Handle Long International Flights?
For most pet owners, the first long international flight is the most anxiety-inducing part of a move. The questions are predictable: Is the cargo hold safe? Will my dog be scared? What happens…
Moving Your Cat from Hawaii to the Mainland United States
Hawaii is one of the few places where the outbound direction is actually the easier side of pet travel. Moving your cat from Hawaii to the US mainland carries no…
Pet Travel Layover and Transit Requirements: What Actually Triggers Documentation
One of the most common sources of confusion in international pet travel is what happens during a layover. Does your pet need additional documentation just to pass through another country?…
