Diamond Pet Travel

Diamond Pet Travel arranges private road journeys for pets between the United Kingdom and mainland Europe, using Eurotunnel LeShuttle for the Channel crossing. The service is designed for two situations: owners traveling with their animals and owners who need a pet transported separately while they take another route. Each trip is planned from the pickup point to the agreed destination.

Shared group transport is not part of the offer: the company describes private journeys arranged around each customer’s pet, passengers, and route. Pickup and drop-off can be coordinated at homes, hotels, airports, train stations, or other agreed locations, depending on the route and timing. This can be especially relevant for relocations, returns to the UK, and connections with flights or trains.

The process begins with an inquiry covering the origin, destination, date, number of pets, passengers, luggage, and arrival or departure details. The company reviews the route, crossing times, and any necessary stops before preparing a quote. Longer trips are assessed individually in light of the route and the animal’s needs; not every destination is automatically confirmed.

For owners traveling with their pets, the animal stays with its owner in the private vehicle throughout the journey. For pet-only transport, pickup and handover are arranged in advance, and the company says it can coordinate arrival with an owner’s flight when the itinerary allows. This option may avoid air-cargo travel, although feasibility depends on the route and arrangements.

The road crossing uses LeShuttle between Folkestone and Calais; from there, the journey continues by road to the European destination. The company says it builds in suitable breaks when the trip requires them and keeps in touch before and during the service. Actual travel time depends on traffic, border checks, tunnel schedules, weather, and each pet’s need for rest.

Diamond Pet Travel lists regular routes between the UK and France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, as well as longer trips to other parts of mainland Europe. Its examples include cities, airports, and stations; other itineraries are reviewed case by case. The company’s key requirement is that a journey connect the UK with mainland Europe, rather than being a domestic transfer within only one region.

The company describes itself as APHA-authorized, licensed, and insured on its own website. Owners are responsible for arranging travel documents, microchip details, vaccinations, and entry requirements, and should check the official rules for their route. The team can help organize the transport but does not replace veterinary or border authorities.

Diamond Pet Travel does not publish a customer-facing office address, so it operates as a mobile service booked for a specific journey rather than a walk-in office. Customers request a quote online, and the phone number can be used to discuss route, date, pickup, and the animal’s needs before booking. Each trip remains subject to an assessment of distance, timing, and pet welfare.