Pet relocation is a complex process with a lot of paperwork, and more and more people are turning to relocation companies to save time. To make sure your pet moves safely and comfortably, here are some tips to help you make an informed choice — how to pick a good pet relocation company and how to avoid the bad ones.
How to choose a pet relocation company
1. Professional certification
Choose a company certified by the International Pet and Animal Transportation Association (IPATA) and the Animal Transportation Association (ATA), to ensure it has the right knowledge and experience to handle your pet relocation.
2. Client reviews
Read client reviews and online feedback to learn about other pet owners\u2019 experiences. This will help you find a trustworthy pet relocation service provider.
3. Full-service coverage
Look for a company that provides one-stop pet relocation services, including permits, health checks, vaccinations, transport arrangements and emergency arrangements.
4. Professional consultants
Make sure the company has professional consultants to guide you and help you resolve any questions and difficulties.
Canlife Pets Moving
Canlife Pets Moving is certified by both ATA and IPATA. Our founder, Tommy Sze, is not only a licensed veterinarian but also has experience in animal import/export with the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, and is familiar with the latest import/export requirements for all kinds of pets. We have successfully helped countless pets relocate overseas and to Hong Kong — including many special cases that only we could complete. Our 24-hour emergency support gives clients real peace of mind. Choosing us saves you a great deal of time and effort, and you can leave everything to us with confidence.
We understand your pet is family, and we will do everything we can to make sure your pet moves to its new home safely and comfortably.
Spotting and avoiding bad pet relocation services
1. Prices that are too low
If a company quotes far below the market rate, that could be a warning sign of a bad operator. Prices that are too low may mean they compromise on service quality and your pet\u2019s safety.
2. Lack of transparency
When choosing a pet relocation company, make sure they provide clear contract terms and conditions and a clear fee breakdown. Bad operators may hide extra fees or use vague language to mislead clients.
To make sure your pet relocation goes smoothly and comfortably, choosing a company with a good reputation, professional certification and full-service coverage can save you a great deal of time and money.
If you have any further questions, feel free to contact our Canlife Pets Moving specialists.