Share the journey
Tell us the pickup, destination, preferred timing, number of cats, and any feeding, medication, or handling needs.
A thoughtful process
We separate trip planning from care planning, then bring them together in one clear journey plan. You know what information is needed, what to prepare, and what happens next.
From first conversation to reunion
Tell us the pickup, destination, preferred timing, number of cats, and any feeding, medication, or handling needs.
We evaluate mileage, timing, access, border or ferry considerations, and whether the requested journey is a practical fit.
Before departure, we document food, water, litter, medication, comfort items, communication preferences, contacts, and meaningful observations.
The people at both ends confirm the handoff details, supplies, written instructions, and any last practical information.
Your driver follows the agreed plan throughout the ground journey and completes a personal handoff at the destination.
Communication
People differ in how often they want updates and which details matter most. We document the communication plan before departure so expectations are clear for the driver, the person who arranged the trip, and the person receiving the cat.
If circumstances affect the estimated timing, the relevant people are notified using the agreed contact information. Emergency and veterinary contacts should be current and reachable throughout the journey.
Your preparation
You provide the carrier and the food, medication, litter, comfort items, and documentation agreed upon for the trip. Label supplies clearly and avoid packing unapproved items where the driver cannot identify them.
Our long-distance cat travel guide explains what to discuss with your veterinarian, how to prepare the carrier, and how to organize supplies without making last-minute changes to your cat's routine.
A personal plan starts here
Share the pickup, destination, timing, and care needs. A real person will review the details and follow up within one business day.