Plan your move
Your pet’s paperwork has a deadline. We have a process.
Give this page the date you want your pet to fly and it works backwards from the destination's own rules — the date to start, the date the blood sample has to be drawn, the documents that only open a few days before arrival, and the earliest date that is realistic for your pet today.
Your destination is not in this list? We plan those moves too — tell us the route and we will confirm the requirements and the timeline.
Pick a target departure date and your relocation plan appears here. Nothing is sent anywhere until you decide to contact us, and asking costs nothing.
How this plan is built
Destination first, calendar second, flights last
We take the date you want and read it against the rule that cannot be moved — a titer waiting period, an import permit or a vaccination interval — then place everything else around it.
The destination sets the clock
A route with a 180-day waiting period is a six-month project. A route like Canada or the Philippines, where the requirements are already in place, can be completed in less than one month. That single difference decides everything that follows.
Documents have issue windows
Health certificates and government endorsements are only valid for a short window before arrival, so they are booked last — not first. The plan shows each window as its own date.
Flights are booked when the pet is ready
We only reserve cargo space once the paperwork is on track, so you are not paying for a flight your pet cannot legally board.
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.