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In more than 25 years of moving pets, the single most common reason a shipment gets turned away at the airport is not paperwork. It is the kennel. The pet is healthy, the documents are in order, [...]

This article was published in August 2026 and reflects USDA APHIS requirements and endorsement fees current as of that date. A USDA-endorsed health certificate is the official export document [...]

China is one of the more demanding destinations for pet relocation, and the rules reward precision. Meet every requirement, and your dog or cat can enter through any port with no quarantine. Miss [...]

The Eurotunnel remains the calmest way to cross the Channel with a pet: your dog or cat stays in the car with you for the whole 35-minute crossing, with no separate animal hold and no time apart. [...]

Moving a pet across a border is not a booking problem. It is a sequencing problem. The microchip has to come before the rabies vaccination, the rabies vaccination has to come before the titer [...]

If your cat or small dog fits in a carrier that slides under the seat in front of you, they can probably fly in the cabin with you. That is the short answer, and it has stayed true for years. [...]

The Netherlands is one of the most pet-friendly countries in Europe, and it is also one of the more straightforward European Union destinations to move a dog or cat into from the United States. [...]