Dog Transport Service

For road transport within the UK, dogs can sometimes travel with a seat harness, but for air travel and long-distance transport, an airline-approved crate is required for safety and compliance.

Yes, but only if it is safe for the dog. We will assess each case individually and may require a vet’s approval before transport. Pregnant dogs near their due date may not be suitable for travel.

Yes, we provide transport for assistance dogs, guide dogs, and service animals. Some airlines and travel providers have special provisions for working dogs, and we can assist with arrangements.

Most countries require puppies to be at least 12 weeks old with a valid rabies vaccination before international travel. For domestic transport, younger puppies can travel with special precautions, such as shorter journeys and extra comfort care.

Yes, same-day transport is available within the UK, depending on availability and distance. International transport may require advance booking to accommodate paperwork and flight schedules.

We provide access to fresh water at all times and schedule regular stops for hydration, especially on longer road journeys. For flights, water dispensers are fitted inside travel crates.

If a dog shows signs of illness, our handlers will assess the situation and contact you immediately. If needed, we will take them to the nearest veterinarian for treatment.

Our handlers are trained in stress-free pet transport techniques. We recommend owners discuss travel anxiety with their vet before the journey. We can also use calming sprays, familiar bedding, and reduce handling to ease stress.