Pet relocation specialists · Manila, Philippines
We move pets across borders — carefully, legally, on time.
A Filipino-owned relocation company that has handled the paperwork, the clinics, the airlines and the airports for families across the Philippines. You get a team of specialists who own your file, a relocation plan, and updates until your pet is in your arms again.
5.0/5.0 from 433 Google reviews and counting · usually replies within one working day
International pet relocation
Dogs and cats moved to 100+ destinations
Start your pet’s move
Four short steps. A team of specialists replies with the documents, a relocation plan and the cost — usually within one working day.
IPATA · ATA
IPATA & ATA member
5.0/5.0 · 433 reviews
Owner reviews
Since 2018
Experience
Within one working day
Answer time
Your pet’s paperwork has a deadline.
We have a process.
Vaccinations, titer tests, permits, airline bookings and the flight itself — sequenced, written down and worked backwards from your departure date.
Who we are
A Philippine company built around one job: getting pets there safely
We started in 2018 because too many families were being handed a list of requirements and left to work it out alone. So we built a company where one team owns your relocation from the first question to the moment your pet is released.
Filipino-owned and Manila-based, with clinics, government offices and airline cargo teams we work with every week.
IPATA and ATA Member, so your pet is moved under international live-animal standards rather than improvised handling.
Straight answers about cost and timing, including when a date simply is not possible.
IPATA memberInternational Pet and Animal Transportation Association
ATA memberAnimal Transportation Association
100+
Destinations handled
What we do
Six services, one accountable team
Every service below runs on the same principle: we confirm the rules for your route before anything is booked.
International relocation
The whole crossing, one team: the destination's rules checked before anything is booked, the permits and clinics handled, and someone accountable until your pet is released.
Learn morePhilippines → abroadExport from the Philippines
Out of the Philippines with the paperwork already settled: Bureau of Animal Industry permit, airline arrangements, crate and documents checked before flight day.
Learn moreAbroad → PhilippinesImport to the Philippines
Coming home with a pet: the import permit, the origin country's health certification and the arrival clearance lined up before departure day.
Learn moreWithin the PhilippinesDomestic relocation
Across the islands by air, sea or land — clearances, a crate that fits, and a pickup time you can plan your day around.
Learn moreTiter test & certificationRabies serology test
The titer test done properly the first time: sample taken at the right moment, accredited laboratory, waiting period tracked against your departure date.
Learn moreBoarding & handlingPet Transient Boarding
A quiet place to rest between flights, or to settle in before an early cargo drop-off — looked after by the people who know what tomorrow looks like.
Learn moreWorking together
What you provide, what we handle
Your part
- Your pet's vaccination records and any previous travel documents
- A clinic visit on the dates we set, or someone who can take the pet
- The date you are working towards, and any change to it as early as you know
- A reachable number on the day your pet flies
Our part
- The requirements for your exact route, checked before anything is booked
- Permits, endorsements, health certificates and the document set that travels
- Clinic bookings, titer sampling and crate sizing that fits the airline
- Flight booking, customs clearance and delivery or boarding at the other end
Four things from you, everything else from us — build your relocation plan to see where each one falls on the calendar.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises
You always know what happens next and who is doing it.
01
Tell us about your pet
Breed, weight, origin, destination and your target date. Five minutes, and nothing is charged to ask.
02
We check the real requirements
We confirm what your destination actually asks for today — vaccinations, permits, titer tests, airline rules — and send a written quote.
03
We do the work
Permits, clinic visits, crate fitting, airline booking and customs paperwork are handled on a timeline we give you in writing.
04
We keep you informed
Photo and message updates from pickup to release, with one person accountable for your pet the whole way.
What our clients say
The words owners used, in their own words
Published from our Google Business Profile, with names and dates shown.
433 Google reviews and counting, and 16 relocations we can show you in detail.
“We sought the services of PetTransPRO Philippines, Inc. primarily because of its experience with snub nose dogs, especially French Bulldogs. Our Frenchie means the world to us so costs aside, we saw that PetTransPro had a number of French Bulldog clients, and…”
Arianne Marzan
10 months ago
“We had another excellent experience with PetTransPRO and highly recommend their services. This is already our second time booking with them—we first worked with PetTransPRO back in 2023 for our Manila to Barcelona flight, and now again for both our Barcelona…”
Noelle Reyes
6 months ago
“Pet Transport Pro made an experience I was very anxious about incredibly smooth and reassuring. I used their service to transport my dog from Manila, Philippines all the way to Tampa, Florida, and my transporter, Dennis Javier, was outstanding from start to fi…”
Bret Moleta
10 months ago
Relocation stories
Recent relocations
Three moves we documented in full, including the parts that did not go to plan.
A French Bulldog's journey from Manila to Los Angeles
Covi is a French Bulldog — a snub-nosed breed that many airlines refuse to carry. His owners chose us specifically for our experience with brachycephalic dogs, and we flew him from Manila to Los Angeles with a layover in Narita.
Read the story
Two dogs, one move: Zola and Duncan go to the USA
Moving two dogs at once doubles the paperwork and the coordination. We handled both animals in parallel — clinic visits, permits and flight bookings — so the family made a single departure date.
Read the story
Grim the cat flies to Canada with her family
Cats are often the harder traveller — routine matters. Grim flew with her family, so we prepared the carrier training, documentation and pre-departure checks around a cat's tolerance rather than a dog's.
Read the storyDestinations
Where pets go from here
Requirements are set by the destination government, so we publish what each country actually asks for. These are the guides finished so far — we move pets well beyond them.
Guides from the team
Guides worth reading before you book anything
Written by the people who file the permits, not by a content team.
Pet Travel Tips3 Tips for Preparing Your Pet for Travel
Whether your pet is flying across the country or across the world, a little preparation goes a long way toward a calm, uneventful trip. Out of…
Aug 2026GuidesBrachycephalic Pets and BOAS: What You Need to Know Before You Travel
Brachycephalic pets — pugs, French Bulldogs, English Bulldogs, Persian cats, and their relatives — are some of the most popular animals we help…
Aug 2026
ImportBringing Your Pet to the Philippines: What the Import Process Actually Requires
Moving to the Philippines with a dog or cat means clearing one government gate before your pet’s paws touch the ground: the Bureau of Animal Industry’s…
Aug 2026Ready to start?
Send us your pet's origin, destination and travel date. A team of specialists reviews it and replies with the documents, a relocation plan and an itemized quote.