Get pet transport quotes from vetted operators, in 24 hours.
Pet taxi for local rides, full pet transport for cross-country & international moves. USDA-verified operators. Insured. Vetted across 17+ services.
- ✓ Free quotes, no obligation
- ✓ Pre-vetted operators only
- ✓ No spam, ever
Vetted pet services, on one shelf.
Background-checked. Insured. Same provider every time. Pick a service to see real pricing and how it works.
Dog Walking
$15–$45 / walk
Daily walks, midday breaks, group runs. GPS-tracked, photo updates.
→Pet Sitting
$20–$55 / visit
In-home drop-ins for cats, dogs, exotic pets. Daily updates.
→Dog Boarding
$45–$110 / night
Overnight in vetted homes or premium kennels. Long-term available.
→Doggy Daycare
$30–$50 / day
Temperament-tested group play. Low ratios, climate-controlled.
→Pet Taxi & Transport
$40–$2,500
Local pet taxi + long-distance pet relocation. USDA Class T.
→Property Managers
Custom partnership
Pet services as a building amenity. ElevateOS, Equiem, Salto integrations.
→Three things that make us different.
Vetted operators, ranked by data.
Every operator in our network is ranked on service quality signals – USDA registration, insurance coverage, response time, customer reviews. Sponsored or promoted listings are clearly labeled.
USDA-verified partners only.
Every operator in our network holds USDA Class T registration – required for commercial pet transport across state lines. We verify before we recommend.
Most quotes back in 24 hours.
When you submit a quote request, we send it to a small panel of pre-vetted operators. You’ll typically have multiple quotes within 24 hours – no chasing, no spam, no obligation.
From quote to delivery, in three stops.
Get a quote
Use our cost calculator or compare quotes from multiple operators. Most jobs are quoted within 24 hours.
Prep paperwork
Vet certificate (CVI), vaccinations, breed documentation. We list exactly what each route requires.
Track and arrive
Most operators send live updates. We cover what to expect on pickup, in transit, and on delivery.
Vetted operators across 6 service tiers
Every operator we send leads to is USDA Class T registered, holds pet bailee insurance, and has verifiable cross-platform reviews. Sponsored placements are clearly labeled.
Local Pet Taxi
Same-day local trips within 25 miles. Insured for in-vehicle incidents. Often used for vet runs and emergency transport.
Cross-Country Ground
Private vehicle transport – best for snub-nosed breeds, anxious flyers, and pet parents who prefer no-fly options.
Flight Nanny
Paid escort flies with your pet in cabin (small dogs only, under 20 lbs total). Lowest-stress air option.
Air Cargo
For larger dogs that can’t fly in cabin. Climate-controlled cargo holds, IATA-compliant crates required. Breed restrictions apply.
International Relocation
Cross-border moves with full customs handling, quarantine documentation, and vet certificate endorsements.
Private Jet Charter
Brachycephalic breeds, multi-pet households, and luxury-priority owners. The only commercial-cargo-banned-breeds option.
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Two decades of pet transport, decoded.
The Canine Cab name has been associated with pet transport since the mid-2000s. The brand was founded in Colorado as one of the early dedicated pet taxi and dog walking services on the Front Range, covering Denver, Colorado Springs, and Boulder. For nearly twenty years, the focus has stayed the same: getting pets to the vet, the groomer, the boarding spot, or across the country, safely and without the hassle most pet owners deal with.
Today, Canine Cab is a national editorial team led by Faz, a long-time pet enthusiast and pet-care advocate. We pull real operator quotes every month, decode airline pet policies as they change, and review every major US pet transport company. The original Colorado pet taxi service still runs – it’s where the name comes from – while the editorial side covers pet transport across all 50 states and 30+ international destinations.
Pet transport is opaque on purpose. Marketplaces market themselves as cheap; concierge services market themselves as premium. The truth is in the numbers and the operator history. We publish those numbers and that history, and we keep them current.
Read our full storyWhat pet transport actually costs in 2026.
Pulled from real operator quotes – not anchor pricing, not marketing fluff.
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Pet Transport Cost
Real numbers across local, cross-country, and international transport – pulled from operator quotes, not marketing pages.
→Companies, Reviewed
Honest reviews of CitizenShipper, Pet Express, Arete, WorldCare and every major operator – pros, cons, and who they’re best for.
→Airlines
Every major US airline’s pet policy in plain English. In-cabin rules, cargo rules, fees, breed restrictions – all current.
→Relocation
Cross-country and international moves – quarantine rules, paperwork, ground vs. air, country-by-country guides.
→Latest from our editorial team
Independent reporting on pet transport – cost data, airline policies, operator reviews. Updated weekly.
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Sourced from regulators & veterinary authorities
- USDA APHIS
- AVMA Veterinary Medical Assoc.
- IATA Live-animal cargo standards
- AAHA Animal Hospital Assoc.
- FAA Federal Aviation Admin.
- SVB State Veterinary Boards