About Pet Transport Global
We started PetTransportGlobal because international pet relocation is genuinely complicated, and most of the information online is either out of date, incomplete, or written by people who have never actually shipped an animal.
Every country has its own import rules. Quarantine requirements change. Airlines update their breed policies. A health certificate that was valid last year may now need a different format. For a family relocating internationally, trying to navigate this alone is stressful and mistakes are expensive.
What We Do
We help coordinate international moves for dogs and cats, from the first paperwork appointment with your vet through arrival arrangements at the destination.
That includes:
- Identifying the exact documents required by your destination country, in the correct format
- Confirming your pet’s vaccination and titre test status against the destination’s import rules
- Booking IATA-compliant travel with airlines that accept your pet and your breed
- Arranging quarantine stays where required (Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and others)
- Handling endorsements and government veterinarian sign-offs
We work with the official government import regulations directly: the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF), UK’s Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA), the US Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS), the EU’s TRACES system, and Singapore’s Animal and Veterinary Service (AVS), among others.
Our Approach
We do not give safety guarantees. No one can promise an animal will travel without stress. What we do is reduce risk at every step. IATA-compliant crates. Experienced handlers. Correct documentation the first time, not after a costly revision.
We also know that the animal in question is not a package. It is a family member. Our guidance is written to reflect that: warm, practical, and honest about what is involved.
Who Prepares Our Guides
Our route guides, country pages, and airline content are published by the Pet Transport Global Editorial Team. We use company attribution unless a real writer or reviewer and their credentials have been verified for public attribution.
Reviewed pages show the date recorded in their source file. Older route pages without a recorded review date display a warning and are withheld from search indexing until they are checked. Official sources commonly used include Australian DAFF/BICON, UK APHA, USDA APHIS, EU pet-movement guidance, Singapore AVS, New Zealand MPI, and national veterinary authorities. The specific source quality varies by route, so owners must confirm current rules with the relevant authority before travel.
Get in Touch
Planning an international move with a pet? Use our quote form on any route page, or contact us directly with your origin country, destination, and pet details.
We will come back to you with a clear picture of what is involved and what it will cost.