Flying with pets is becoming increasingly popular, both short- and long haul. Whether it’s for relocation or holidays, we often hear pet parents’ concerns about whether they can bring their furry friends onboard in the cabin

A travel crate’s main purpose during your flight is to protect your pet. In addition, if your fur baby has been properly crate trained, it can become a safe haven, offering familiarity amidst the unfamiliar surroundings of travel.

A pet microchip is a tiny, grain-sized electronic chip implanted just under your pet’s skin, typically between the shoulder blades. It is a simple, affordable way to enhance your pet’s safety and ensure smooth travel. 

Pet travel, or pet relocation is most commonly known as a term used to move a domestic pet internationally by air, but pet travel is a lot more comprehensive than that. For example, it may include zoo transfers, competitions, and livestock. The animals can also travel either by air, sea, land or railway.