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A travel plan built around the route and your pet.

International pet travel is not one-size-fits-all. The right plan depends on the destination, carrier, timing, your pet's needs, and the documents required for the journey.

  • USA departure planning
  • China import-document preparation
  • Airline cargo and routing coordination
  • Arrival and onward-delivery planning
Pet Fly Inc international pet transport planning

What to expect

1

Confirm the destination route

We review your destination city, intended travel date, pet details, and available routing before building the timeline.

2

Plan veterinary milestones

Your plan identifies the records and appointments that may be needed before travel, leaving time for review and corrections.

3

Prepare travel and carrier details

We coordinate the transport method, crate requirements, booking milestones, and departure handoff.

4

Support the China arrival plan

Before departure, we confirm the arrival-side arrangements and the information your family needs for a smoother transition.

Useful information for your quote.

Sharing the following information helps us understand the route and prepare an accurate next-step plan.

  • Your destination city in China and target move date
  • Pet microchip and vaccination records, if available
  • Your pet’s breed, age, weight, and crate measurements
  • Any prior China import paperwork or airline booking details
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Pet travel preparation

Before your pet travels

What documents are needed to bring a pet from the USA to China?

Requirements vary by route and can change. We review the current travel plan with you and identify the veterinary, import, and airline documents to prepare.

Can my pet travel on the same flight as me?

That depends on the airline, aircraft, route, pet size, and current carrier rules. We help evaluate the appropriate transport option.

When should I request a quote?

Request a quote as soon as your move is being planned so veterinary and transport timing can be reviewed before airline space becomes limited.