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Understanding Manifest Cargo vs. Excess Baggage: Expert Insights on Pet Shipping Options | PetRelocation
If you are researching the logistics of moving your pet, it's natural to feel overwhelmed. One of the most common and emotionally charged questions we receive is how pets travel, particularly if they will be flying as cargo. At…
Ground Transportation 101
USA Domestic Pet Transportation Many airlines have tightened regulations on several breeds and species that could previously fly via their pet cargo programs within the United States. The good news is we can help, and we've moved many…
Crate Training Tips and Tricks!
Some lucky pet owners quickly acclimate their pets to their travel crates. However, not all furry friends immediately love their travel crates. If your pet needs some extra help, do not worry! Here are a few tricks for…
Pets and People on the Move
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…
Booking Your Own Pet Travel: the Airline Guide
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…
Navigating International Travel with Restricted Dog Breeds: Expert Advice
Hi PetRelocation, I've been researching individual airline guidelines for transporting dogs and have found that the restricted breeds are often subtitled "brachycephalic or snub-nosed breeds," which I thought referred to dogs such as Pugs and English Bulldogs. However, the…