Our animal ambassador Sahara and her handler Dave take you behind the scenes at the airport, to show exactly what happens when your pet travels on an aircraft.
We hope that this answers some of your questions about pet travel. For more info, click here or give one of our Pet Travel Consultants a call on Australia Wide – 1300 668 309 or +613 9339 4300.
Click through to check out some of our top tips to ensure your pet travels as safely and comfortably as possible – www.jetpets.com.au/plan/travel-advice/
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Looks like pals Rosie and Murphy are settling in to their new American home just nicely! Thanks to mum Alethea for sharing this adorable pic!
“Hi Kathy I just got your email. We are all completely settled in already. I can’t believe how quickly the pups adjusted. Thank you for making everything so easy for us, Kathy. I must make special commendation to the guy that picked up Rosie and Murphy (I think his name was Mike?). He was so gentle with them and as I arrived he was walking Murphy around the car so he could have a toilet break. He was patient with us and also packed down the boxes. So personable and an utter RELIEF to know that my pets were in someone like his hands when they touched down. My husband Andrew also said that the person collecting Rosie and Murphy from Jetpets in Melbourne was also very gentle and warm. This is so important. I guess I don’t need to tell you that – You already know ;o) Anyway, thank you. Here is a picture of Murphy and Rosie in the car this morning at the collection just after they had a drink and some food. Rosie has also already done some laps in the pool. She has early stages of arthritis so this weather in LA is perfect for aqua therapy. I will send a pool picture soon. Thanks again Alethea”
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On Tuesday we assisted with the move of Feisty the Seal from Seaworld in Queensland through to Melbourne Zoo.
Feisty has had an interesting history, she was found stranded in Esperance, Western Australia in March 2007. At the time she was very small, only weighing 6kg.
And that name?
Well she was named Feisty after her assertive and slightly aggressive nature!
We wish Feisty all the best at her new home at the Melbourne Zoo and encourage all Melbournians to pop down and see her!
Jetpets are proud Silver Corporate Partners of Melbourne Zoo
Our brand ambassador Sahara had a great time and met some wonderful fans at this years Dog Lovers Show in Melbourne!
Watch our video that explains how to familiarise your pet with it’s travel crate.
View some of our top tips on measuring your pet and choosing the best crate for their upcoming journey.
