Pet Transport in Brisbane


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Stress-Free Pet Travel​


At Brisbane Moving & Storage, we work to ensure your relocation is stress-free for your entire family – pets included. Whether you’re moving to a neighbouring city or interstate, our experienced animal handlers and movers will ensure your pet feels safe and comfortable throughout the ride with our professional pet transport service.


For complex pet transportations, our professional team will arrange all the necessary boarding passes and documentation to ensure the safe transit of your furry or feathered friend. We understand that it can be anxious for pet owners to entrust their beloved family pet to strangers. However, you can feel rest assured that your furry pal will receive extra special care and attention for the entire duration of the trip. We service throughout Australia, including Toowoomba, Chinchilla, Miles, Sunshine Coast, Charleville, Roma and more.

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Comfortable, safe travel for pets

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Experienced handlers for peace of mind

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Complete care from start to finish

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You Can Rely On Us


At Brisbane Moving & Storage, our team brings many years of experience in handling pets. You can count on us to provide for your pets well being throughout the experience. We utilise industry-grade equipment to ensure your pet is comfortable and relaxed throughout transit.


We understand this can be a stressful time for you and your pet, which is why we go that extra mile to ensure your experience is smooth and stress free.


If you’re relocating in Acacia Ridge or moving interstate, enlist the help of the expert removalists at Brisbane Moving & Storage.

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FAQs


  • Do dogs get motion sickness?

    Too much movement during car rides can cause dogs, especially puppies, to feel dizzy. For young puppies, motion sickness can be due to a vestibular system that has yet to develop fully. This is the reason puppies appear to outgrow motion sickness by the time they reach the age of 5-6 months.

  • Should I feed my pet before travelling?

    A full stomach might make your dog feel uncomfortable during travel, so feeding right before a trip is not recommended. Instead, feed your dog 4 hours before the trip and let him drink water up to the time of travel.

  • Why does my cat panic during car rides?

    Unlike most older dogs who seem to enjoy road trips, cats can get stressed when travelling. This is because cats see car rides as an unwelcome change in daily rituals. Like many people, cats tend to get stressed when faced with an unfamiliar situation.

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