Food & water
Their regular food, usual portions, feeding times, water preferences, prescription diets, and sensitivities.
Long-distance ground transport for cats
Long-distance cat transport where the journey matters because they matter.
Specialized transport centered around your cat's routine, comfort, and connection with you—from the first conversation to the moment you're together again.
Serving the lower 48 states, Alaska, and Canada
A genuinely feline approach
Cats aren't smaller dogs. Their transport shouldn't be treated the same way.
Cats experience travel through familiarity: known food, predictable handling, familiar scents, and a routine they can recognize. We begin by learning what “normal” looks like for your cat. Source: FelineVMA transport guidance.
That understanding becomes a personalized journey plan—one that gives the driver clear guidance and gives you confidence that your cat is being cared for as an individual.
Care that follows their routine
The familiar things travel with them.
Before departure, we write down the details that help your cat feel secure and keep their care consistent throughout the journey.
Comfort & handling
Familiar bedding, comfort items, handling preferences, stress signals, and the ways your cat prefers to be reassured.
Litter & observation
Litter preferences and important things to watch for about appetite, water intake, behavior, and litter-box use.
Medication & diabetic-cat care
Specialized care doesn't stop at departure.
Cats with ongoing medical needs deserve the same dependable care on the road that they receive at home.
Our drivers can administer prescribed oral and topical medications, as well as insulin injections, according to the written care instructions supplied for your cat.
A written schedule
Feeding, medication, storage requirements, and relevant observations are recorded throughout the journey.
Individual review
Diabetic cats are considered individually so their usual feeding, insulin, monitoring, and emergency plan can be followed safely. Source: AAHA 2026 feline diabetes guidelines.
Medication is administered only as prescribed. Drivers do not independently change dosages or treatment schedules.
A thoughtful process
A calmer journey begins before pickup.
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Tell us about your cat
We learn their personality, daily routine, health needs, and the details of the move.
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Build the care plan
Feeding, medication, comfort, supplies, and update preferences are written down before departure.
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Travel with confidence
Your cat receives attentive, personal care from pickup through a personal handoff at their destination.
A new cat-only service, built on transport experience dating to 2019.
Because Cat Valet is new, we will not borrow old reviews or stage driver photos. The proof we can offer now is a clear, documented process you can review before pickup.
Before pickup
We document feeding, litter, medication, comfort items, contacts, and the signs that matter for your cat.
During the journey
The driver follows the agreed care and update schedule, including prescribed medication and insulin instructions.
If plans change
Current owner, delivery, emergency, and veterinary contacts are kept with the journey plan so the right person can be reached.
Request a quote
Tell us about your cat's journey.
Share the pickup, destination, and the care your cat needs. A real person from our transport team will review the details and follow up within one business day.
Ground transport only
Contiguous U.S., Alaska, and Canada
Personal response
Within one business day
The reason behind every detail
You know the look that says, “I'm safe because you're here.”
We can't replace that bond. We can respect it—by listening carefully, following the routines you've built together, and treating your cat's journey with the care it deserves.
Request a cat transport quoteSources & review
Guidance should be traceable.
Cat Valet uses veterinary and government sources for factual travel, health, and documentation guidance. Service descriptions and pricing explain Cat Valet's own operating approach.
- [1] Feline Veterinary Medical Association: Transportation of Cats in Motor Vehicles — Carrier acclimation, secure transport, hiding options, and feline-specific travel handling.
- [2] CDC: Pet Travel Safety — Travel preparation, identification, vaccination, documentation, and vehicle-safety planning.
Sources reviewed September 10, 2026. Regulations and veterinary guidance can change; verify current requirements with the linked authority and your veterinarian for a specific cat or trip.