International Pet Relocation Services

Comprehensive International Pet Relocation Services by Continental Pet Relocation

Embark on a stress-free pet relocation journey with our comprehensive international pet relocation services. Moving households can be overwhelming, and adding a pet to the equation only intensifies the complexity. At Continental Pet Relocation, we handle all the logistical details, allowing you to focus on other crucial aspects of your pet's move. Every decision we make, from routing to crate size, prioritizes your pet's welfare. Pet travel involves navigating intricate country-specific import requirements, which vary based on species, breed, and age. We stay updated on evolving airline and country regulations to ensure compliance for your pet. Our logistics cover meeting IATA standards, including approved travel crates and minimum connection times. With a dedicated team of Pet Travel Consultants, Pet Handlers, and Veterinarians, Continental Pet Relocation ensures the safe transport of pets worldwide, complete with all necessary documentation to meet import regulations.

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Preparing Your Pet for International Pet Relocation

Preparing your pet for a safe and comfortable flight involves several key steps. Since pets can sense your emotions, maintaining a calm and confident demeanor throughout the travel process is crucial. It's advisable to acquire your pet's travel crate well in advance, allowing them time to acclimate to it. Creating a positive environment within the crate with familiar items like a favorite bed, blanket, toys, and including an item with your scent, such as a t-shirt, can help ease their anxiety. Ensuring all vaccinations are up to date and keeping original vaccine documentation secure is essential to avoid any mishaps during the move. For older or snub-nosed pets, a comprehensive vet exam, including blood testing, is recommended to ensure their health for international relocation. While some owners may consider sedating anxious pets during travel, it's important to note that airlines do not accept sedated pets due to associated risks such as disorientation, dehydration, and travel sickness.