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How I Moved My Dogs From the U.S. to Thailand (The Real Process) | w/ AE Pets International

11 March 2026 · 33 min · 10K views · Thailand

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Shipping pets internationally requires professional coordination to navigate complex airline cargo regulations, varying weight limits, and destination-specific import requirements. When moving two 20-pound Labradoodles from the United States to Thailand, the host utilised AE Pets International to manage the logistics of cargo transport.2:45 Because international flights often involve multiple carriers with conflicting pet policies, professional shippers act as a buffer to handle paperwork, USDA certification, and airline-specific embargoes. The dogs travelled via KLM and Lufthansa, including a layover at a pet hotel in Frankfurt, before arriving in Thailand for final courier delivery.3:17 While domestic pet travel is often manageable for owners, international transit frequently mandates professional services, particularly for island nations like Australia or the United Kingdom, which enforce strict quarantine periods and long-term vaccination protocols. Proper planning involves obtaining a USDA certificate from a veterinarian within 10 days of departure and ensuring all vaccination records are current to facilitate future travel.4:41

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