U.S. & Canada coverage

Long-distance cat transport across the lower 48 states, Alaska, and Canada.

Cat Valet reviews each requested journey individually, including remote pickups, border crossings, Alaska travel, ferries, weather, and the care schedule your cat needs along the way.

Where we travel

Broad coverage, individual trip planning.

01

Contiguous United States

Door-to-door ground transport between locations throughout the lower 48 states, from regional trips to coast-to-coast journeys.

02

Alaska

Alaska journeys require additional planning for distance, weather, road conditions, border transit, and seasonal logistics. Source: Alaska animal-entry requirements.

04

Hawaii

Cat Valet does not serve Hawaii because the service is based on long-distance ground transport.

Cross-border planning

Documents belong in the plan from the beginning.

Entry and health-document requirements depend on the origin, destination, travel plans, and current government rules. Requirements can change, so confirm them with your veterinarian and the right government office rather than relying on an old checklist. Source: USDA APHIS state-to-state pet travel.

Tell us early when a trip involves Canada or an Alaska journey that may pass through Canada. We can plan transport around the documentation you are responsible for obtaining.

Trip review

A pin on the map is only the beginning.

Exact addresses matter because rural access, gated properties, ferries, weather-sensitive roads, and urban pickup restrictions can affect the journey. Dates also matter, particularly for border and Alaska travel.

Send the pickup and destination cities through the quote form. We will ask for exact addresses when needed to prepare an accurate travel plan and price.

A personal plan starts here

Tell us the two places your cat needs connected.

Share the pickup, destination, timing, and care needs. A real person will review the details and follow up within one business day.

Request a cat transport quote

Documents & borders

Check the requirements that apply to the actual trip.

For U.S. moves, see the interstate health-certificate guide. For cross-border and Alaska journeys, use the Canada and Alaska document guide.

Sources & review

Guidance should be traceable.

Cat Valet uses veterinary and government sources for factual travel, health, and documentation guidance. Service descriptions and pricing explain Cat Valet's own operating approach.

  1. [1] USDA APHIS: Take a Pet From One U.S. State or Territory to Another — Current destination-state animal-health requirements and the role of state authorities.
  2. [2] Canadian Food Inspection Agency: Importing and Travelling With Pets — Current Canadian pet-entry and travel requirements.
  3. [3] Alaska Division of Environmental Health: Bringing Dogs, Cats, and Ferrets to Alaska — Current Alaska entry requirements for cats and other companion animals.

Sources reviewed September 10, 2026. Regulations and veterinary guidance can change; verify current requirements with the linked authority and your veterinarian for a specific cat or trip.