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Find A Pet Shipper
As you begin making arrangements for your move, the answers to your many questions about relocating your family pet will depend upon many factors:
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where the pet(s) will be shipped to and from;
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the airlines that will accept your pet, the routes they fly, the time of year and time of day flights are available, transit points, and size of aircraft available;
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the age and special health considerations of your pet;
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the country’s import regulations and health requirements.
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Using a professional to assist in relocating your family's VIP (Very Important Pet) answers all of your questions (and some you didn't even know you had)!
A professional facilitates the process with their knowledge and expertise in flights, flight regulations, flight container requirements, pickup and delivery arrangements, quarantine, boarding, import and export arrangements and proper identification. And as requirements, regulations and restrictions change, a professional stays abreast of these changes and makes the necessary adjustments to your pet's travel arrangements.
You do not need to have a professional pet shipper in your city or even in your state/country. Through their international network, professional pet shippers can handle any and all arrangements to ensure personal care and handling of your family pet from the time it is picked up at your home until it is delivered to your new home - wherever it might be.
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Search on-line to find a pet shipper Click Here |
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Download a printable list of pet shippers. |
Services provided by the individual members of IPATA vary from company to company and may include the following:
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Pick-up and Delivery - between airport, kennels, quarantine, veterinarians and home |
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Flight Reservations - with emphasis on airlines and schedules that are best for the well-being of your pet |
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Flight Kennel Sales - the correct type and size in accordance with IATA regulations and to meet the country and airline requirements |
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Health and/or Veterinary Certificates - every country has its own set of regulations and these change frequently. |
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Domestic & International Documentation - consulate legalization, import licenses, transit permits, etc.
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