Children and dogs are an unbeatable combination. This month we sent new pup Tilly from Auckland to Dubai for the Patterson-Tammela family. Tilly travelled well and we received this super shot of the children bonding with their new family member. I am not sure who was the most photogenic.
The loveable Max, one of our VIP frequent flyers. Actually all the animals passing through AirCare Pets airport centre are VIP’s. We get to see Max more often than most because he travels back and forward across the Tasman so often. Auckland to Gold Coast, Gold Coast to Auckland, get
We are feeling really safe today at AirCare Pets Animal Centre at Auckland Airport. Two Lion hunting Rhodesian Ridgebacks have cleared the property of any large predators, see picture. Actually these two gorgeous little guys were only 16 weeks old but they instinctly new how to hunt. No Lions today,
Dogs don’t come much bigger than Harry the Newfie, or Newfoundland to be precise. Here at AirCare Pets we were honoured to be in charge of sending big Harry back to the UK this month. Harry is well travelled having flown out from UK only last year. Big dogs need
AirCare Pets are proud members of the International Pet and Animal Transportation Association (IPATA) which is based in USA. IPATA hold one regional and one international conference each year. This year the regional meeting was in Melbourne and AirCare Pets sent Michelle one of our senior travel consultants along to
Make sure to check out our Facebook page to see photos of some of the pets we send around the world. We also love posting photos that owners send us after their pets have arrived safe and sound! It can give you a glimpse into our facility and our large grass, fully-fenced
AirCare Pets can fly your pet dog or cat to the main entry airports in China. Pets must travel on the same flight as their owner. There is a limit of one pet per passenger. No unaccompanyed animals are permitted. Import permits and entry conditions vary between Chinese airports and
AirCare Pets highly recommends collecting your pets travel cages prior to travel to get them comfortably settled in before their big trip. For cats and dogs, it is good to put a blanket inside the cage that has a familiar smell on it. This blanket can travel with them, but
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