We support shipments across Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia  and other international markets, subject to regulatory approval.

Yes. We offer air cargo, charter aircraft, and sea transport solutions, and advise clients on the most suitable option.

Where required, we coordinate end-to-end solutions including origin handling, transport, customs clearance, quarantine, and final delivery.

You can contact us through the Contact page or request a quote. Providing animal type, quantity, origin, destination, and timeline helps us respond efficiently

We transport cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, and poultry, subject to health status and regulatory approval.

Yes. Sea transport is commonly used for large-volume or long-distance livestock shipments and is planned with welfare and voyage management in mind

We plan each shipment based on species needs, journey duration, climate conditions, feed and water requirements, ventilation, and handling standards.

Timelines vary based on route, transport mode, regulatory approvals, and quarantine requirements. All timelines are estimates.

Yes. Veterinary inspections and health certification are required for all livestock shipments.

Yes. Veterinary inspections and health certification are required for all livestock shipments.

CITES is an international convention regulating the movement of protected species. If required, we assist with CITES documentation coordination.

Many exotic and zoo animals require species-specific crates approved by airlines and authorities.

Some shipments may require veterinary escorts depending on species, airline requirements, and destination regulations.

Not all species are permitted. Final approval depends on regulatory authorities and carrier acceptance.

Air transport is recommended for time-sensitive shipments, high-value animals, or when sea transport is not suitable.

Yes. We arrange scheduled air cargo as well as partial or full charter aircraft for live animal shipments.

Yes. All live animal shipments must be accepted by airlines and handled under their operational and regulatory requirements.

No. Delivery times are estimates and depend on airline schedules, inspections, and regulatory approvals.

Sea transport is primarily used for livestock such as cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs. Poultry transport depends on route and regulations.

Sea shipments are planned with feed and water provisioning, ventilation management, veterinary inspections, and voyage risk assessments.

Sea schedules depend on vessel availability, port operations, weather, and regulatory clearance. Timelines may change

Sea transport is often more cost-effective for large-volume shipments, but suitability depends on welfare and regulatory factors

Documents may include veterinary health certificates, import/export permits, CITES permits (if applicable), customs documentation, and quarantine approvals.

We assist with coordination and guidance, but final approval is issued by regulatory authoriti

Regulatory authorities make final decisions. Approval cannot be guaranteed.

Yes. Veterinary and import requirements may change without notice based on disease status and government policy.

Costs depend on animal type, quantity, route, transport mode, carrier availability, regulatory requirements, and additional services.

Quotes are estimates until confirmed in writing and subject to carrier and regulatory approval.

Insurance is not included unless explicitly agreed. Clients may arrange insurance independently.

Delays may occur due to regulatory, carrier, weather, or welfare considerations. We coordinate updates and next ste