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.
“We recently used Pet TransPro to bring our cat, Grim, from Philippines to Canada and the entire experience was incredibly smooth. They handled all the paperwork, guided us through every vet visit, and provided support during pre-departure, in-flight and post-travel.”
Kaela Borzel · Grim's owner
How we handled it
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Carrier familiarisation was scheduled well ahead of the flight so the carrier became a normal resting place rather than a trap.
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All paperwork was prepared for accompanied travel, which means the owner carries the documents through customs.
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We stayed reachable after arrival to confirm Grim settled and nothing was needed at the destination end.
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