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.
Summer is finally here! What better time is there to explore the great outdoors with your trusty four-legged friend? Just like humans need a break from the intense summer heat, your dog does too. To keep your pup healthy, happy, and cool in this hot weather, we recommend you follow these few simple tips and tricks: Don’t Leave Your Pet in the Vehicle As tempting as it is to leave your dog in the passenger
Airlines Ban Emotional Support Animals Gone are the days where you could fly freely with your emotional support animal, as most major airlines have recently implemented new federal rules and restrictions that no longer allow them to fly with you. For years, airline passengers have complained about badly trained and poorly behaved pets that have been cleared to fly as certified emotional support animals, and the Department of Transportation finally cracked down on the issue.
Traveling With Your Pet Post-Brexit Starting January 1, 2021, the Brexit transition period officially concluded, and all of the new changes to pet flight rules and restrictions were officially implemented in full force. After months of back and forth with Brexit negotiations and delays to be able to travel around Europe with your pet, the process still seems as complicated as ever. Aside from the ongoing pandemic and the complicated process of getting to Great
For many, the holidays typically include traveling to see your loved ones, or relocating for a new job in the new year. That also means bringing your furry children along for the ride! Safe pet relocations and peace of mind are what Airpets International has been able to continuously provide for pets and their owners during the busy holiday season. Yoshi and Yasmine, one of our many duos of pup siblings, made it to London
Over the last few months, Airpets America has helped transport some of the most adorable cats, dogs, and a lizard to their new homes or to be reunited with their families. As pet flight restrictions are slowly being lifted around the world, you may be interested in traveling domestically or internationally with your pet again. We invite you to meet some of Airpets America’s most recent pet pals, read about their experience, and learn more
Most people are unfamiliar with relocating their pet because it’s not something they have to worry about. The thought of putting your pet on a plane can be scary because you aren’t familiar with what actually happens. Here’s what happens from A to Z when you ship with Airpets International: Review Service Packages: We offer a wide variety of service packages ranging from door to door to consultation services, specializing in domestic
As pet parents ourselves, we understand that selecting a pet transportation expert you can trust with your pet’s journey is a big decision. While we hope we have the privilege of helping you ensure your pet’s trip is a success, we’d like to provide a list of 10 things to consider. This way, whatever you decide, you’ll have peace of mind knowing you were well informed when you made this important decision. 1. Has someone
Flying your pet in the cargo is a breeze when you’re well-prepared and informed! Use the checklist below to ensure you have everything you need for the purr-fect trip: Checklist and Reminders for your Pet’s Flight in the Cargo: –All necessary vaccinations and documentation –ID tags –Pet license –Ensure your pet is microchipped – IATA compliant crate – your pet should be able to sit, stand and turn around comfortably, and there should be at
When it comes to air pet travel, everyone does their part to ensure your pet’s safety. The US. Department of Transportation says two million animals travel on commercial flights each year. Air Cargo World found that less than 0.01 percent of pets that fly have incidents, making it quite safe. There are even worldwide organizations such as IPATA (International Pet & Animal Transportation Association) that have risen to prominence in the interest of pet safety
Frida (Dog), and Patch (Cat) are our spotlight pet move. These pets moved from Florida, USA to the UK. When is your pet’s birthday? Frida (June 2011), and Patch (October 2010) Where did you get them? Frida: Adopted here in Gainesville from local animal rescue Patch: Also adopted, from animal rescue in New Zealand (where we are originally from) Where did your pets travel from and to? We moved our dog and
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