For those relocating with pets, John Mason International provides expert pet relocation services to Saudi Arabia, ensuring your furry companions experience a safe, comfortable journey. We handle all necessary veterinary checks, import permits, and secure transport, helping your pets settle smoothly in this vibrant and evolving country.
As pet owners, the thought of relocating your furry friend overseas can be daunting and stressful. At John Mason International, we are dedicated to making this process simple and stress-free.
We know how important your pets are to your family unit, and with over 50 years of experience in providing expert pet relocation services all over the world, you can rest assured knowing your beloved pet will be receiving the highest-quality care every step of the way.
Get in touch with our team today to discuss your pet’s requirements
We offer bespoke pet relocation services to Saudi Arabia tailored to suit you and your pet’s needs. We are committed to providing you with a fully end-to-end service and a stress-free experience.
We will arrange everything for you, making sure that your pet is safe, comfortable, and secure during their move.
Our pet relocation services to Saudi Arabia include:
With extensive experience in providing pet relocation services all over the world, we have established a straightforward, stress-free process that makes sure your pet receives the highest level of care throughout their journey.
Our pet relocation process is as follows:
Our pet relocation specialists will care for your pet throughout the process as if they were their own. We will also give you regular updates for that extra peace of mind
We can help relocate pets from the UK to areas across Saudi Arabia. This includes pet relocation to Saudi Arabia’s major cities like Riyadh, Jeddah, and Makkah.
We will send someone to collect your pet 2 days before your travel date, and they will be brought to one of our high-quality care facilities near Heathrow, Gatwick, Glasgow, or Manchester airport. By having locations at a number of the UK’s major airports, we can service the entirety of the UK.
Relocating with your pet can seem like a daunting and complex prospect, particularly when you are factoring in an overseas move. You might be unsure how your pet will cope with unfamiliar environments, long plane journeys, and being separated from you for the duration of the relocation process. This is why preparing your pet for relocation is so important.
There are a number of things you can do to help you prepare your pet for your move to Saudi Arabia, including:
If you choose John Mason International to assist you with the relocation of your pet to Saudi Arabia, we will do everything we can to prepare your pet for their journey.
Our team of pet relocation specialists are trained in making sure your pet is ready for their move to Saudi Arabia. We make sure your pet’s wellbeing is at the forefront of everything we do.
At John Mason International, we provide bespoke quotes that are tailored to your circumstances. When providing you with a quote, we take a range of factors into account. For example, we will consider:
We don’t want you to worry about any unexpected costs or hidden fees. That’s why we make sure to provide you with a transparent quote before we come to any agreement with you.
Before relocating to Saudi Arabia with your pet, you need to understand the country’s import requirements and restrictions.
We have an expert team of pet relocation specialists who can advise you about and help you understand the different import requirements you will need to meet to move to Saudi Arabia with your furry friend.
Some general requirements have been outlined below:
If you want to import your pet into Saudi Arabia, you will need to make sure it has been microchipped with an ISO-compliant microchip. The microchip also needs to be able to be read with a universal scanner and should have been implanted prior to any vaccinations.
Dogs will also need to be vaccinated against the following:
Cats must be vaccinated against:
Certain dog breeds are not allowed to enter Saudi Arabia. Only dogs that are classed as working dogs are able to enter the country.
Banned breeds include, but are not limited to:
If you are unsure whether your dog will be allowed into Saudi Arabia, we recommend contacting our team of pet relocation experts. We can help you assess your options and advise you about the feasibility of pet relocation to Saudi Arabia.
To relocate your pet to Saudi Arabia, you will have to present a range of different documents, including but not limited to:
At John Mason, we have over 100 years of experience in providing expert international removals and relocation services. Every year, we help over 10,000 people around the world with their move overseas.
We are dedicated to making sure you receive a transparent, efficient service that can be trusted. We take utmost care of your possessions, keep you up to date throughout the entire moving process, and ensure all your questions are answered accurately and clearly.
Our team of experts are proficient at managing the shipping process, dealing with customs requirements, and securely packing and unpacking your belongings in your new home in Qatar.
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If you are looking to move to Saudi Arabia, we can help you with more than just pet relocation. Our other relocation services to Saudi Arabia include:
Yes, you can move to Saudi Arabia with your dog as long as they meet the necessary requirements and are not on the banned breeds list.
Our team of pet removal experts can help you understand whether you meet the requirements to import your dog into Saudi Arabia. Contact us today.
Yes, you can bring your cat with you when you move to Saudi Arabia. In fact, cats are one of the most popular types of pets to own in Saudi Arabia. You will just need to make sure your cat meets the requirements for import.
Contact our team of expert pet relocators for more information about the requirements you and your cat need to meet to relocate to Saudi Arabia.
No, your pet should not be sedated before their flight. This is because tranquilisers and sedatives can affect your pet’s respiratory system during the flight.
It is not recommended for pets to fly straight after feeding. Instead, they should be fed 4-6 hours in advance of their flight, and given a smaller portion than they would usually eat.
It is important for your pet to remain hydrated throughout the process, so ensure they have plenty of access to water for the 48 hours before their flight. They will also have water attached to their crate for the duration of the flight.
Using a trusted pet relocation expert like John Mason International can ensure your pet is looked after properly before, during, and after their flight.
