Finding a good vet is not the easiest thing to do, especially when you just move to new city, state, or even country. You may not always find the best one right away, and you may even end up seeing 2 or 3 before you finally decide on the vet that is right for you.
This was just too great not to go on the blog -- a letter from one of our customers, Will, whose dog Dolly we moved to Brazil from Washington state a few months ago. We particularly love the PetRelocation t-shirt and are putting it up on our "Where Has your PetRelocation Shirt Been?" page!
Thanks Willand José for trusting us with your Dolly!
Will and Dolly in Brazil
To PetRelocation.com:
The sign [in the picture] says:
In an effort to provide additional services for passengers traveling with pets, and increase their overall revenue, Southwest Airlines, known for its low fares and "nutty" customer service, announced this week that beginning June 16th they would start allowing "small" cats and dogs to travel in cabin on their flights.
Miss the days of getting postcards in the mail? Well, we can't bring back the Pony Express, but we are now offering our PetRelocation Postcard, a monthly e-update on all things pet travel and pet transport related.
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Hi, we are moving via car from NJ to Florida end of June. I have searched the web but cannot find the right crate to transport our 12 year old cat in. He's so good and I want him to be comfortable. Can you suggest a crate which will hold the disposable litter box and a small bowl of food and water for him. We plan to drive 12 hours a day for 2 days to get to Florida and I've checked for pet friendly hotels already along the route. Our cat is 15 lbs and tall and I want him to be able to stand and be comfortable in his crate.
