Every Dog Deserves a Safe Journey
Whether you're moving across the country or across the globe, your dog is family — and they deserve to travel that way. At Avolar Pets, we specialize in dog transport for all breeds, sizes, and temperaments.
Our team of dog-experienced handlers understands the stress pets feel during travel and takes every step to minimize anxiety and maximize comfort. From the moment we arrive at your door to the final delivery at your new home, your dog is in caring, professional hands.
We've moved thousands of dogs — from Chihuahuas in cozy carriers to Great Danes in oversized kennels crossing oceans.
All Breeds, All Sizes
We tailor every move to your dog's specific size, breed, and needs
Small Breeds
Chihuahua, Maltese, Yorkshire Terrier, Pomeranian, Toy Poodle
Small breeds travel in airline-approved crates in the climate-controlled cargo hold. We ensure the correct crate sizing and safe routing for every small dog.
Medium Breeds
Australian Cattle Dog, Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Border Collie, Labradoodle
Medium breeds travel as air cargo in properly sized, airline-approved kennels. We coordinate the entire logistics process to ensure comfort and safety throughout the journey.
Large & Giant Breeds
Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Husky, Great Dane
Large breeds travel as air cargo in oversized kennels. We source airline-approved crates and ensure proper sizing for your dog.
Brachycephalic Breeds
French Bulldog, English Bulldog, Pug, Boxer, Boston Terrier
Flat-faced breeds face airline restrictions on certain routes and seasons. We identify safe travel windows and approved airlines.
Brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds: Airlines impose strict seasonal and route restrictions on breeds like French Bulldogs and Pugs. Our team will identify the safest window and approved carriers for your dog. Never book without specialist advice for these breeds.
What's Included
- Professional door-to-door handler
- Airline-approved travel crate (if needed)
- Full health certificate preparation
- USDA endorsement coordination
- Import permit processing
- Real-time WhatsApp photo updates
- Airport handling & customs clearance
- Delivery to your new home
Tips to Prepare Your Dog for Travel
Advice from our experienced team
Crate Training
Start crate-familiarizing your dog 4–8 weeks before travel. A dog comfortable in their crate travels calmer and safer.
Feeding Before Travel
Avoid feeding your dog within 4 hours of departure. An empty stomach reduces nausea and discomfort during flight.
Familiar Scents
Place a worn t-shirt or familiar blanket in the crate. Your scent is remarkably comforting for dogs during travel.
Hydration
Attach a water container to the crate door. Freeze water in the bowl before travel so it doesn't spill at check-in.
No Sedation
Most vets and airlines advise against sedating dogs for air travel. Sedation can affect respiratory and cardiovascular function at altitude.
Exercise Before
Give your dog a good walk before drop-off. A tired dog settles more quickly and travels more comfortably.
Ready to Plan Your Pet's Journey?
Every relocation is unique. Get a personalized quote tailored to your pet's size, breed, destination, and travel requirements.