News from K9 JETS

Planning a last-minute move with your dog or cat? Relocating your pet from London or Europe to the USA or Canada can be much easier

As we celebrate our third year since launch, K9 JETS has undergone a brand refresh to better reflect who we are today and the experience our customers have when travelling with us.

K9 JETS and Julius-K9 are currently working on something truly special and unique together — a project that we’re very excited about and will be revealing to you soon.

We are proud to announce that seven European cities are now connected from Van Nuys, Los Angeles, giving West Coast passengers and their pups more international options than ever before.

At K9 JETS we specialise in safe, stress-free pet travel that keeps your companions with you in the cabin every step of the way.

UK Rabies Import Requirements Are Changing: What Pet Owners Need to Know (Effective December 1)

K9 JETS is excited to announce a new three-year deal with Crufts, making us an Official Supporter of the show

If you’ve ever tried to fly with a snub-nosed (brachycephalic) pet, such as a French Bulldog, Pug, Boston Terrier, Boxer, or Persian Cat, you’ll know how difficult, and often distressing, the process can be on commercial airlines.

When travelling abroad with your pets, peace of mind is everything. Whether you’re relocating or heading overseas for an extended stay, choosing an ATOL-protected flight from the UK ensures your booking, and your finances are safe.

PetsLets are thrilled to announce our new partnership with K9 Jets, the private jet company dedicated to pet-friendly, cabin-only travel for your four-legged family members.

At K9 JETS, we’re proud to connect families with their furry companions through our pet-friendly private jet travel. For our clients arriving in London whose final destination is elsewhere in Europe, we highly recommend our trusted ground transport partner: Happy Saluki Pet Transport.

Living in Paris is a dream for many, the appeal of romantic streets, haussmannian architecture, and delicious food is bound to draw attention. So, why do so few people actually take the leap?