It depends on distance and add-ons like customs documentation and border crossing fees. See our Pricing page for exact, published rates.
Yes. Cross-border trips require CFIA export documentation on the Canadian side and USDA/APHIS paperwork on the U.S. side. We prepare and verify this for every crossing.
Your pet travels in a dedicated vehicle for your booking only — never mixed with unrelated pets on a shared shuttle.
Tell us on your inquiry form. Our drivers can administer routine medication on schedule; let us know any special handling instructions.
Ground transport is often the right choice for brachycephalic (snub-nosed) breeds many airlines restrict. Talk to us about your breed and route.
As early as possible, especially for cross-border and long-haul routes. A $200 deposit secures your date.
We file eManifests with CBSA and CBP in advance and coordinate with a third-party customs broker for clearance. Our border crossing fee covers the driver's time and paperwork verification at the port of entry.
Yes, for long-haul trips that require an overnight stop. See the boarding fee on our Pricing page.
No — International Airport Cargo Drop Off is a single flat fee of $199 CAD, regardless of which side of the border the airport is on.
It covers the driver's time and paperwork verification at the physical port of entry when the vehicle crosses between Canada and the U.S. It's unrelated to airport drop-off, and separate from third-party customs broker clearance, which is billed as a pass-through.
Our Fee Definitions page explains every line item in plain language — customs documentation, border crossing, boarding, per diem, and airport cargo drop-off.