Dog & cat transport in Cedar Vale, DC28 Cedar Lane

Phones open Monday to Friday(202) 555-0110

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28 Cedar Lane, Cedar Vale

Dogs and cats, door to door around Cedar Vale.

Rides to the groomer, a boarding stay, daycare, a friend’s place or home again. Their own secured space, a tag that says who’s waiting, and a proper handover at both ends.

Book a rideCall (202) 555-0110
  • Dogs of every size
  • Cats in their own carrier
  • Phones Mon–Fri
A driver and a shaggy grey-and-white dog in a harness beside a dark green compact van on a cedar-lined gravel driveway

Write their travel tag.

Every pet rides with a tag that says who they are, where they’re going and who’s waiting. Try one, print it for their carrier, then send us the ride.

Dog or cat?
Picking up in
Going to
Something from home

Travel tagNative Pet Travel

Please take care of

Pepper

Dog · Secured crate or car harness

From

Cedar Vale

To

Groomer

Handed over by
Sam
Received by
The grooming team
Comfort
Blanket from home

(202) 555-0110

Your ride

Appointment run

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Where we go.

Four kinds of ride, all door to door and all planned with you before the day.

  1. Door-to-door rideFriend, sitter or new homeYour dog or cat collected from home and taken straight to a friend, a sitter, family or a new home, with a named person waiting.
  2. Appointment runGroomer, boarding, daycareTo the grooming, boarding or daycare booking you’ve already made. We hand them to the team with their bag and notes.
  3. Ride homeAfter a stay or appointmentCollected after a groom, a boarding stay or a day at daycare, and brought home to whoever is waiting to welcome them.
  4. First ride chatNew or nervous travelersNew to us, or not keen on the car? We start by talking about their carrier, past rides and what helps them settle.
All our rides
An owner hands a lead to a driver in a quilted vest while a brindle boxer waits at a timber gate beside a green van

Your doorTheir door

Every passenger rides their way.

Dogs and cats travel differently, so we plan each ride around who’s in it.

A woman fits a padded car harness on a scruffy tan terrier by a wooden front door and boot rack

Dogs

Small, big, bouncy or a bit unsure. Every dog rides in their own secured space.

  • A secured crate sized for them, or clipped in with a car-safe harness
  • On their lead when you open the door
  • A short walk before pickup helps them settle
  • Tell us if they need a hand getting in
A grey-haired woman sits beside a black cat in a closed mesh carrier on a wool rug in a plant-filled living room

Cats

Cats stay in their own closed carrier from your door to the next one.

  • Their own carrier, door closed for the whole ride
  • A blanket that smells like home inside
  • Covered or uncovered, whichever they prefer
  • Handed over still in their carrier

Ride day, in four stops.

Two handovers and a calm ride in between. This is how every ride goes.

  1. Before

    We plan it with you

    Both addresses, the time, how your pet travels and the person waiting at each end.

  2. Pickup

    Hello at your door

    We check their bag and notes with you, then settle them into their crate or carrier.

  3. The ride

    Straight there

    A direct ride in their own secured space, with something from home beside them.

  4. Handover

    To the person you named

    We hand them over with their bag and notes, and let you know they’ve arrived.

More about ride day
Two travel crates with blankets and water bowls are secured with straps inside the open rear doors of a dark green van
A smiling driver with short grey locs holds a coiled lead beside a dark green compact van under cedar trees

Based on Cedar Lane.

Every ride is planned from our base in Cedar Vale. We collect from homes across the neighborhoods nearby and take your pet wherever they need to be.

Find us

Native Pet Travel
28 Cedar Lane
Cedar Vale, DC 20001
(202) 555-0110

Enquiry hours

Mon–Fri
7:30 am–5:30 pm
Sat & Sun
Closed

Journey times agreed separately.

Travel tips.

Short reads on packing their bag, writing a handover note and helping a nervous traveler.

All travel tips

Travel tips, 2 min read

Writing a handover note that works

Every ride has two handovers. A short, clear note means your pet arrives with the right person and the right information.

Travel tips, 2 min read

Helping a nervous traveler settle

Some pets love the car. Others need a little help. Here’s how to make a ride easier for a worried dog or cat.

Questions before the ride.

Anything else? Call us during phone hours and we’ll talk your ride through.

Call (202) 555-0110

Where’s your pet headed?

Tell us the pickup, the destination and who’s waiting. We’ll plan the rest of the ride with you.

Book a rideCall (202) 555-0110