Within the Philippines
Domestic relocation
Across the islands by air, sea or land — clearances, a crate that fits, and a pickup time you can plan your day around.
Message us with your route, pet details and target date, and we will map the next steps.
Manila to Cebu, Davao to Iloilo, or a move that is simply a long drive: a domestic relocation is a smaller job than an international one, but it has its own rules. Domestic air and sea travel require a veterinary health certificate, ferry and airline rules differ on carriers and crates, and an animal that travels well is almost always one traveling in a crate that actually fits.
We plan the route around your pet — air, sea or land — arrange the clearances and the crate, and coordinate pickup and drop-off so you are not chasing three different offices on the morning of the trip.
Common questions
Answers before you ask
The questions owners raise most about this service.
Do I need a health certificate for domestic travel?
Yes. Domestic air and sea travel require a veterinary health certificate, with local permits where a route needs them. Even where the certificate is not required, a veterinary health check is advisable so you know your pet is fit to travel. PetTransPRO checks the route and prepares the required set so the carrier does not turn you away.
Is traveling by sea an option?
On some routes it is, and for pets that handle it well it can be gentler than a flight. It takes longer, and not every vessel accepts animals, so we check the specific sailing before recommending it rather than promising it generally.
How much does a domestic move cost?
The route, the mode of transport, the crate size and your pet's weight decide it. Send us the route and your pet's measurements and we will give you an estimate for that specific trip.
Ready 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.