Where possible you should use a relocator to help so you are comfortable with all rules and regulations, which are set by IATA (International Air Transport Association).

Your pet's crate must be of the correct size and materials with plenty of space and absorbent comfy bedding. They must also have access to enough water for the entire journey. Checkout our travel bundles for everything needed to travel.

If you are very lucky you may get a member of the crew popping down to check on precious cargo however this is not the normal. That is why it's incredibly important that you set you pet up for unaccompanied travel, so that means access to plenty of water throughout the journey.

You can buy travel crates and accessories at shop.relocateoyourpet.com We have done our best to stock and supply the best products from our years of experience in relocating pets worldwide. We only stock items we us ourselves.

Vets absolutely can sign off health certificates and should be consulted for fit-to-fly checks. However, international relocations and the ever changing regulations are not the day-to-day things that vets deal with so it's always best to use a relocation agency to avoid costly mistakes or

This depends on two things - the rules of the country you are entering and the rules of the airline. Many airlines will not allow pets or will only allow pets up to a certain weight (typically 8kg) to travel in the cabin. You must check with the rules of the country you are travelling to and the airline you wish to travel with. Rules are different for private jets, contact us for more info.