Whether your pet is travelling within Canada or internationally, a pet travel specialist can help coordinate the route, documentation, flight arrangements, cargo requirements, travel crate and ground transportation needed for the journey.
Whether your pet is travelling within Canada or internationally, a pet travel specialist can help coordinate the route, documentation, flight arrangements, cargo requirements, travel crate and ground transportation needed for the journey.
Plan your pet’s trip
Paws en route can coordinate pet cargo travel with airlines including Air Canada Cargo and WestJet Cargo, as well as international airline partners. We can assist with flight arrangements, travel-crate requirements, documentation and airport coordination.
If your pet is travelling in the cabin or as checked baggage, Paws can also help with the documentation and destination requirements needed for international travel.
Paws en route can coordinate pet cargo travel with airlines including Air Canada Cargo and WestJet Cargo, as well as international airline partners. We can assist with flight arrangements, travel-crate requirements, documentation and airport coordination.
If your pet is travelling in the cabin or as checked baggage, Paws can also help with the documentation and destination requirements needed for international travel.
Documentation only, travel within Canada, or full service international pet travel with everything coordinated and booked for you. Ground transport is an add-on to either, on the ends where you want it.
The route, the dates, and your pet's size and breed. That is enough for a specialist to start.
Routing that works for your pet, the crate they need, and the paperwork your destination requires, in writing.
Flights, crate, and vet timing booked and held together, with the dates that keep the permits valid.
We coordinate arrival requirements and the final handoff, including destination support and ground transportation where required.
Paws en route and our trusted destination partners can coordinate ground transportation at either end of the journey.
A specialist reviews your pet's travel details and provides a clear plan before bookings are finalized.
Documentation only, travel within Canada, or full service international pet travel with everything coordinated and booked for you. Ground transport is an add-on to either, on the ends where you want it.
The route, the dates, and your pet's size and breed. That is enough for a specialist to start.
Routing that works for your pet, the crate they need, and the paperwork your destination requires, in writing.
Flights, crate, and vet timing booked and held together, with the dates that keep the permits valid.
We coordinate arrival requirements and the final handoff, including destination support and ground transportation where required.
Paws en route and our trusted destination partners can coordinate ground transportation at either end of the journey.
“The only service I found that would manage the dog’s trip in both countries.”
“They took the stress and worry out of our dog’s move.”
“Paws en route had been our guiding light throughout the process.”
“Zeus was not allowed to board the plane due to problems with the documents. Mona immediately got involved.”
“They made sure all the steps were explained carefully so we don’t miss any important information.”
Your quote itemises every line before anything is booked or paid for.
Airline, connections, and the rules at both ends of the trip.
Size, breed, and age decide the crate and which aircraft can take them.
Permits, health certificates, and vet visits vary by destination.
Added where you want it, on one end of the trip or both.
Your quote itemises every line before anything is booked or paid for.
Which airline can take your pet, how many connections, and what each country requires.
Size, breed and age decide the crate they need and which aircraft can carry them.
Permits, health certificates and vet visits differ by destination, and some cost more than others.
Whether you want a driver at one end of the trip, both ends, or neither.
Pay over time is available if approved. Terms are shown in full before you commit.
“The only service I found that would manage the dog’s trip in both countries.”
“They took the stress and worry out of our dog’s move.”
“Paws en route had been our guiding light throughout the process.”
“Zeus was not allowed to board the plane due to problems with the documents. Mona immediately got involved.”
“They made sure all the steps were explained carefully so we don’t miss any important information.”
Not sure how pet air travel works? Start with our beginner’s guide to the process, including travel options, documentation and what to expect along the way. If you still have questions, please contact us.
Still have a question hello@pawsenroute.com A pet travel specialist will get back to you to discuss your next steps.Pricing depends on the route, your pet's size, and the crate and permits the destination requires. The plan you receive itemises every line before anything is booked.
One specialist, from your first message to the arrival confirmation. They hold the file, the bookings, and the paperwork dates.
A pet travel specialist will review your request and get back to you to discuss your pet’s travel needs and next steps.
Yes. We help coordinate the required documentation, including health certificates, import permits and government endorsements where applicable, and map out the veterinary timeline so requirements are completed at the right time.
Ground transport is an add-on, with bonded and insured drivers, on one end of the trip or both.
Pricing depends on the route, your pet's size, and the crate and permits the destination requires. The plan you receive itemises every line before anything is booked.
One specialist, from your first message to the arrival confirmation. They hold the file, the bookings, and the paperwork dates.
A pet travel specialist will review your request and get back to you to discuss your pet’s travel needs and next steps.
Yes. We help coordinate the required documentation, including health certificates, import permits and government endorsements where applicable, and map out the veterinary timeline so requirements are completed at the right time.
Ground transport is an add-on, with bonded and insured drivers, on one end of the trip or both.