For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated March 04, 2026
So you’ve got your dirt bike out front ready to go, but the track’s too far to ride it there. You were hoping to just load it into a truck, but your pickup isn’t available. You look at the wife’s sedan just sitting there, and think: Could I do it? What would she say?
For Customers » Motorcycle Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
So you’ve got a bike all ready to move, and the trailer’s all set up. But what’s that? Not a wheel chock in sight! Not one that’ll fit, anyway! Whether an owner or a transporter, you may have found yourself in this sort of situation before. So then what? Call the whole thing off? Or
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
When working in pet transportation, it’s easy to forget that this field is kind of exotic to most people. We get all sorts of questions from would-be shippers, some dealing with very basic topics. And in this category, “can you send a puppy through the mail” ranks surprisingly high. The short answer would be “no
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
Every year, we gather data from professional transporters and their customers about the pet products they’ve been using. There’s always one or two surprises, but what we’re really looking for is the reasoning behind every choice they’ve made. With that in mind, here’s our overview of this year’s best cat carriers for when you need
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
Shipping puppies is perhaps the most challenging task in pet transportation. (It’s right up there with moving pets suffering from serious health conditions.) Is it okay shipping a puppy before it’s of a certain age? Definitely not. But even past the age limit, young dogs with underdeveloped immune systems can be exceptionally vulnerable to illness.
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
Whether taking your own pups for a ride or starting a career as an independent animal transporter, safety should be your top priority. As an online marketplace specializing in pet transportation, we get certain types of questions so often you wouldn’t believe it! How do you secure a dog crate in a van? What kind
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 25, 2026
In the US, millions of animals are transported every year. Only several dozens fall victim to accidents or negligence annually. A tiny percentage, to be sure, but still a cause for concern for pet owners. When making travel arrangements for your pup, you’ll be trying to take everything into account. If booking a transporter, how
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 25, 2026
On this blog, we’ve discussed pet air travel numerous times. In fact, it’s really popular. According to IPATA, 4.2 million pets are transported via plane. Usually, we contrast air travel options versus ground pet transportation, but for the most part, it’s been in an abstract summary. We’ve rarely delved into the particulars of the process
For Customers » Vehicle Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
You are moving from New York to Los Angeles, but you don’t have the time or energy to drive with your car and now you are wondering about how you could transport it otherwise? Then you are probably asking yourself what the cheapest way to ship a car might be. To ship a car seems
For Customers » Pet Shipping · Updated March 02, 2026
Shipping a dog by plane within the United States typically costs between $125 and $1,000 or more, depending on whether your dog flies in-cabin or as cargo. In-cabin pet tickets range from $99 to $200 each way on most domestic airlines, while cargo transport through services like American Airlines PetEmbark costs $500 to $1,000+, depending