Pet Relocation Service
Dehradun → Agartala

Our dog transport service on this route manages a long, steady warming across three days, ending in one of the most humid climates in India. Handlers increase water intake progressively from the Gangetic plain onward, bring cooling mats fully into play by the time the vehicle reaches Bihar, and monitor closely for signs of heat discomfort as the road enters the Barak Valley and Tripura. Double-coated mountain breeds — huskies, malamutes, Tibetan mastiffs — find the final day toughest, since Tripura's humidity offers very little relief even at night. Flat-faced breeds like pugs, boxers and bulldogs also struggle once the air turns sticky. Short-coated dogs tend to travel more comfortably as the humidity builds.

• Water and relief stops increased progressively as the road moves east
• Individual crates sized by breed, with cooling mats active through the humid final legs
• Live GPS tracking and photo updates through all three days of travel

Our cat relocation service on this route is built around calm rather than activity. Cats travel in closed carriers lined with their own familiar bedding, are never placed beside unknown animals, and get litter access at rest stops chosen for their distance from engine noise and passing traffic. With two overnight halts along the route, each stop is arranged so your cat has a quiet, enclosed space to settle before the next day's drive — and as the air grows warmer and wetter on the final legs, the cabin climate is adjusted so the change feels gradual rather than sudden.

• Closed carriers, never placed near unfamiliar animals
• Climate-controlled cabin with minimal handling throughout the journey
• Two quiet overnight halts, then a steady final day into Agartala

Handlers Who Read Animals Well

Three days on a route that steadily warms and turns humid can quietly affect an animal's comfort, so our handlers watch closely for the subtle signs throughout. A dog panting harder than the conditions justify as the Gangetic heat builds, a cat that has stopped grooming, a refusal to drink at the third or fourth stop, or signs of heat discomfort as the road enters the Barak Valley. Trained in animal behaviour and basic first aid, they catch small problems before they become serious ones.

Know Where They Are, Always

You will see every stage as it happens — climbing over the Mohand pass out of the Doon valley, skirting Delhi on the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, moving east through Moradabad, Bareilly, Lucknow and Gorakhpur, crossing into Bihar at Chhapra, continuing through Muzaffarpur and Purnia, threading the Siliguri corridor, dropping into the Assam valley, turning south at Guwahati into the Barak Valley at Silchar, crossing into Tripura at Churaibari, and finally winding through Ambassa and Teliamura to Agartala. Live GPS position plus photo updates at every rest stop and each overnight halt, so you are never left guessing where your companion is on the road.