Pet News & Resources

There are many things you can know and do to ensure your pet’s move is as stress-free as possible. We’re here to provide the latest pet news and the best resources to help you get ahead of the curve and set up your travel plans today.

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Dog Travel

Pet Jet Lag

Dog jet lag and cat jet lag really do exist! Most humans who have traveled across time zones can tell you that jet lag is harsh. Jet lag can make you wake up in the middle of the night, not allow you to fall asleep and can make you tremendously hungry at odd hours. Though our pets seem to have an easier time with jet lag, they will still experience a certain degree of these

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How To Store Pet Food

Ever wonder how to store pet food? Storing dog and cat food can be a hassle. It should be kept sealed, in a cool, dry place, so not in the garage, unless yours is air conditioned! While a lot of people buy big bags to make it more cost effective, research has shown that though the “sell by” or “use by” dates are usually dated sometime in the next year, once the bag is open

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Dog Shipping

Winter Dog Move

Prepare your dog for the winter move with careful consideration of various factors. The winter season brings cooler weather, prompting many people to relocate their dogs despite potential challenges. When planning a winter dog move, it’s essential to be mindful of weather conditions, temperatures, holidays, and health risks. Our pet shipping experts specialize in ensuring the safest travel arrangements for your furry friend. To optimize your dog’s journey during winter, it’s advisable to schedule flights

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Holiday Tips For Dogs

Blog originally posted by our sister company – PawHootz Pet Resort.   These holiday tips for dogs will ensure your dog stays paw-sitive and relaxed through the madness! The holidays can get pretty crazy. With a little planning – your dog can receive the best care and have a great time during the busy holiday season. 1.Exercise Importance Before the party starts make sure your dog has been exercised properly – a tired dog tends

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Crates

Custom Crates For Dog Relocation

Ensuring the well-being and comfort of your furry companion during travel necessitates careful consideration of their specific needs, particularly when it comes to selecting an appropriate crate – or even custom crates. To embark on this journey of finding the perfect crate for your dog, the initial step involves precise measurements—length, height, width, and weight are crucial metrics. An accurate guide for measuring your dog can be found here. It is imperative that the chosen

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Dog Shipping

Dog Move To Hawaii: Chico’s Move

Chico’s family moved to Hawaii for a new job. Planning ahead of time makes all the difference in a dog move to Hawaii. Chico was able to stay with friends while his parents moved ahead of him. Check out The Ultimate Guide To Moving Long Distance With Pets. With the right paperwork and documents he was able to skip lengthy quarantines in Hawaii. Hawaii is rabies-free and therefore has very strict laws about importing dogs

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Crates

Flying A Snub Nosed Dog Breed

Flying a snub nosed dog breed can be quite tricky. Ensuring the well-being of your snub-nosed dog during air travel requires careful consideration and proactive measures. Snub-nosed, or brachycephalic, dog breeds, such as Bulldogs, Pugs, and Shih Tzus, possess distinctive features that make them adorable but also present health challenges, particularly during flights. We also recommend working with a pet relocation company with BOAS Pet Shipper Certification – a certification that proves they are experienced

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Dog Travel Summer Tips

As the scorching Texas sun heralds the arrival of summer, pet owners embark on their vacation plans, often eager to include their furry companions in the adventure. However, the rising temperatures also bring the risk of overheating for our canine friends. To ensure a cool and comfortable journey, here’s a compilation of our favorite “dog travel summer tips.” Frozen Water Bottles: Freeze plastic water bottles to create a portable, long-lasting refreshment solution. This is especially

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Cat Travel

Traveling with your feline friend can be a rewarding adventure, and just like dogs, some cats love to explore new places. In fact, there are a few famous cats, such as Amelia, also known as “Tropicat,” who sails around the world on the Swell, Jesper, the Norwegian cross-country hiking and skiing cat, and the dynamic duo Bolt and Keel, who have a passion for hiking and kayaking. If you’re considering taking your cat on a

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Pet transportation

Imported Russian Red Foxes

This is the story of Mikhail and Nikolai, two Russian Red foxes with a tale that took them from the vast landscapes of Russia to an unexpected adventure in Texas. They were imported Russian red foxes that were denied and left without a proper home. What happened? In a pet shipping saga, Airpets International received a call from British Air seeking assistance. The challenge? Two Russian Red foxes had arrived at DFW airport but were

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