The Centralized Hub for Pet RelocationTo and From Vietnam
Redefining legal precision and care standards for pet relocation in Vietnam.




Redefining legal precision and care standards for pet relocation in Vietnam.




The numbers, the training and the partners behind every move.

Health checks at Belwee International Animal Hospital, 461 Le Duc Tho, Go Vap, whose vets are responsible for the medical work. A partner clinic in Da Nang. Your own vet is welcome too.

Our team completed the IATA Live Animals Regulations course, the rulebook an airline checks every live-animal shipment against.

IATA-compliant pet crates, from cabin carriers and plastic crates in every size to custom-built wooden crates.
Daisy Pet Transport Co., Ltd is registered in Vietnam. Every job is covered by a signed contract and a VAT invoice from this company.
Flat-faced breeds need a BOAS assessment before most airlines will carry them, and we work with a partner clinic able to issue one. Senior pets get a fit-to-fly exam. A trip judged unsafe does not fly.
“I founded Daisy Pet Transport with a single conviction: Moving a pet shouldn’t be a source of anxiety. It should be a journey of trust. We don’t ship ‘cargo’; we relocate family members.”
Daisy Pet Transport was established to address the critical fragmentation of the pet relocation industry in Vietnam. For too long, pet owners had to navigate a maze of disconnected services—from airlines and customs to veterinary clinics and international agents.
By operating as a centralized hub, we bring every moving part into one coordinated, “one-touch” system. You work with a single point of contact; we take full responsibility for the entire journey, ensuring your pet’s safety through every border and regulation.
It began with our founder’s own pet, and how worrying that first move was to arrange.
Next, Daniel helped friends move their pets from Vietnam to Europe and the United States.
Daisy Pet Transport Co., Ltd is formally registered to serve clients in Vietnam.
Health and fit-to-fly checks move to Belwee International Animal Hospital, Go Vap.
We move to B66 Bach Dang, near Tan Son Nhat Airport (SGN), to support clients faster.
The people who answer your messages, prepare the file and meet your pet at the airport.

Plans each relocation and stays accountable for it end to end.

Prepares the health papers, permits and airline documents.

Pet pickup and delivery, and hands-on support at the airport.

Looks after each pet’s comfort from pickup to handover.
Four things worth stating plainly: the questions owners are usually too polite to ask.
No one can honestly guarantee a live animal shipment. What we can do is put in writing what we will deliver, by when, what happens if we fail, and who bears which cost. Every engagement is a signed agreement with a VAT invoice. A promise made in a chat message is not a commitment.
Flying is not risk-free for an animal, and we will say so before you book rather than after something happens. Where a risk can be reduced, we reduce it: in summer, departures move to night hours to keep crates off a hot tarmac. Where it cannot be removed, such as an airline embargo or a border decision, we tell you that instead of guaranteeing an outcome.
If a pet and its paperwork meet the requirements, we move them. If they do not, we decline. Every health certificate and permit is checked against the issuing authority. We have turned down a steady stream of requests to export two- and three-month-old puppies to the United States, because the only way to do it would be to falsify the file. That goes against the principles we work by.
A poodle named Moon was refused boarding in Da Nang because she had no Thai import permit yet. Thailand allows the permit to be issued on arrival, but the airline would not carry her without it, and we had not checked that airline’s own policy. We covered the replacement airfare in full and changed the standing procedure. Read the full account →
Each one is written up from the case file: the route, the paperwork, and what went wrong if anything did.

Cat, Sydney to Vietnam, under Australia's mandatory cargo rule

Dog, Philippines to Da Nang and home again, a round trip

Vietnam to Malaysia, checked baggage

35 kg Golden Retriever, Vietnam to Malaysia, manifest cargo

British Shorthair, Ho Chi Minh City to Jakarta, case by case

Red Poodle, Saigon to Los Angeles, under U.S. biosecurity rules

Dog, Saigon to Houston, on a 100-day CDC compliance timeline

Teacup Poodle, in-cabin to Abu Dhabi via a Bangkok transit

Golden Retriever, Hanoi to Singapore, cleared through the AQC

Dubai to Vietnam, evacuated mid-conflict

Vietnam to Taiwan, 104-day quarantine exemption

Senior Poodle, Saigon to Vientiane, in-cabin

Pomeranian, Saigon to Miami, denied boarding twice

Corgi puppy, Vietnam to Dubai

Devon Rex cat, Vietnam to the Philippines, no titer test required

Calico cat, Vietnam to Malaysia, switched from cabin to checked baggage

Pomeranian puppies, Vietnam to France, cleared after a 90-day wait

Weimaraner, Uganda to Poland, an 11-day Vietnam stopover

8-year-old dog, Saigon to Los Angeles, checked baggage

Senior Chihuahua, Dubai to Vietnam, a two-queue arrival

English Setter, Istanbul to Hanoi, shipped as cargo

Calico cat, Hanoi to Russia, an export file

White cat, Saigon to Kuala Lumpur, in the cabin

Senior Poodle, Seoul to Da Nang

Cat, Istanbul to Ho Chi Minh City, checked baggage
The details that appear on every contract and invoice we issue.
Tell us about your pet and destination. Our team will review your case and provide a clear, tailored quotation.