Many people consider their pets to be members of the family. The thought of relocating "Fluffy along with the rest of the household goods creates a concern for both the transferee and their employer. For a safe, healthy and happy relocation with pets, consider the following:

Most agencies for major van lines can help you make arrangements for the transportation of pets to a new location. There are special pet relocation companies that handle door-to-door transportation of pets.

The process of moving the pet is made easy by professionals who eliminate most stresses involved because, pets usually are picked up at the transferee's residence, checked in at the departure airport, cleared through customs and delivered safe and sound to their owner's new residence.

If your employees choose to move their best friends on their own, check out pet relocation tips at Wheaton World Wide Moving.

The site provides insight on the ins and outs of moving with animals.

One thing pet owners should be aware of are entry requirements for moving across state lines or across international borders. There may be limits on the number of pets and some places may require health certificates or rabies vaccines. Others may even require animals to be quarantined for a period of time while their health is assessed. For interstate moving, go here to check the USDA Web site.

If your employees are relocating pets, make sure they know to plan early and communicate their plans so everyone is on the same page. After all, you want your employees  and their best friends  to arrive at their new location quickly, safely, comfortably and profitably.