How Can I Ship My
Dog to Another State? Answered!
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By Matt Matasci
Option 1:
Air Travel
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Most Airlines Allow
Small Crated Dogs
in the Cabin
The dog must fit in a crate under the seat.
Most airlines have a weight limit of 15-20 pounds.
Cost ranges from $95 to $125 each way.
Dogs must pass a health test to fly
—
airlines
will
turn you away if you're unprepared.
Which Airlines Accept Pet Passengers in Cargo?
Air Nannies
If you cannot fly with your dog, you can hire an Air Nanny
In addition to their fee, you'll pay for their roundtrip ticket.
Whether in the cabin or cargo, pets cannot fly unaccompanied.
Click here to learn more about Air Nannies!
Other Downsides of Air Transport
You need to start preparing six months in advance.
Your dog will be alone in the cargo hold
—
this could trigger a stress reaction.
While rare, each year some dogs die or are injured during air transport.
Option 2: Ground Transportation
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Click here to learn more about ground transportation with CitizenShipper!
The least expensive option is driving the dog yourself.
It's also the most time-consuming!
Map out your route ahead of time and plan for breaks every few hours.
Obtain all required documentation and vaccines if you travel across state lines.
So your dog isn't eligible to fly and you don't have time to drive him cross country...
What can
you do?!?!
Hire a pet transportation professional using CitizenShipper!
Why Choose CitizenShipper?
It's fast and affordable
—
90% of listings receive a quote in less than 10 minutes.
Nearly 80,000 pets safely transported and 3,463 reviews on Trustpilot.
All CitizenShipper transporters have 24/7 mobile vet access through FirstVet and $1k Pet Protection Coverage.
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