So, you have a lovely canine friend at home, and found yourself in a relocating situation recently. Now what? It’s needless to say pets are family, and wherever you go, they go – after all, would you even consider leaving family behind and embarking on this new life adventure on your own? Didn’t think so.
When it comes to changing your whereabouts, no matter whether it’s work related, or pleasure, there are plenty of things on your mind just waiting to be organised, and taken care of, and when you can have dog transport by road arranged for you by professionals, why would you want to even consider taking care of that on your own? Particularly if it’s the case with not having enough time to prepare.
First of all, your dog may not be used to travelling, which means a pile of more stress your way. Then again, you may not have the proper means of transportation, and that’s where the professional services come in handy. They know all the ins on safety, whether or not your dog would be better off in a crash-tested crate, and the exact size of crate needed, as well as when to take breaks, and the sort of food, and treats that are more road-appropriate.
Providing you with the chance to arrange collection and delivery, the dog transport by road services are carried out in climate controlled animal transport vehicles, and your dog would be cared for by trained companion animal handlers, so you can have your peace of mind knowing your furry friend is in safe hands, while you focus on all the other travel-related errands.
Regardless of whether your move is local, intrastate, or interstate, even if a pet transport company is located elsewhere, they have all the right partners in the major Australian cities to provide the same service coverage, so you can count on the same quality of experience in each of the states.
What you can do prior to the trip is to ensure you have your dog checked by a vet, see if everything is well health-related, and whether all vaccinations are up-to-date. If not microchipped, it’s advisable to get that done, and of course, make sure you update the dog’s ID, with your personal information, and additional emergency number included, of a trusted relative or friend.
Having in mind most dogs experience sickness when on the road, it’s important to feed your dog only a few hours before the trip, and go for a nice long walk, so it would be able to relax and rest well before the road travel.
You can rest assured this is a worthy investment to make, when you consider your beloved dog would be taken care of, without either of you going through unnecessary stress.
