By road
A dedicated vehicle covers the 710 km from your Hyderabad address to the Mumbai address. At roughly 14 hours it is one night on the way, with the handler and your pet stopping together.
- ₹10k to ₹15k
710 km - 4,000+ pets moved
710 km South to West, door to door. By train it is SC to CSMT. By air it is HYD to BOM.
We run this corridor in both directions. Mumbai to Hyderabad is planned and priced the same way.
Short answer first
Answer
At 710 km this sits in the range where all three are worth a look, and the answer comes down to your pet more than the distance. SC to CSMT is the value option, road is the calmest, and HYD to BOM is the quickest.
Moving one pet Hyderabad to Mumbai costs ₹10k to ₹15k by road, ₹9k to ₹15k by train and quoted on request by air. The cheapest published option is train.
We usually recommend road here. This runs South to West, so it crosses the country rather than staying in one region. Road or train, both practical on this corridor.
Pricing
Ranges are per pet and include handling and our coordinator. Crates, extra handlers and premium add ons are quoted separately.
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| Mode | Cost per pet | Journey time | Coverage | Crate | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Road | ₹10k to ₹15k | 14 to 15 hours | Home to home | Travel crate or harness | A stop every two hours for water and a walk. |
| Train | ₹9k to ₹15k | 12 to 13 hours | Station to station | None needed in a 1A coupe | Needs the full first AC coupe, booked early. |
| Air | On request | About 1 hour in the air | Airport to airport | IATA compliant hard crate | Add three to four hours ground handling at each end. |
Modes marked On request depend on live airline or railway availability for your date. See the full pet transport cost guide for what moves these numbers.
Choosing a mode
A dedicated vehicle covers the 710 km from your Hyderabad address to the Mumbai address. At roughly 14 hours it is one night on the way, with the handler and your pet stopping together.
Boarding at Secunderabad Junction (SC) and arriving at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), roughly 12 hours on board, in a first AC coupe or as registered luggage.
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (HYD) to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM), about 1 hour in the air. The cargo terminal is about 30 km out at Shamshabad on the Hyderabad side and 5 to 40 km depending on your suburb out at Andheri at the other end, and that driving is part of the day.
Crate rules, coupe bookings and airline acceptance are the same on every route. They are set out on the road, train and air guides.
Timing
Summers are hot and dry from April to June, so we favour early morning pickups and keep the hydration plan tight on road journeys in that window. On the Hyderabad pickup we load at first light.
The monsoon between June and September is the real planning problem. Waterlogging can close roads at short notice, so we keep a buffer and a backup route on every monsoon move. On the Mumbai delivery we keep a spare day either side.
Dogs and cats
The dogs we move most out of Hyderabad are Labradors, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Indies, Pugs and Persian cats. This is what we would put each of them on for a 710 km run.
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| Your pet | Best on this route | What to watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Small dog, under 10 kg | Road | Comfortable in a single day drive with breaks every two hours. |
| Medium dog, 10 to 25 kg | Road | No crate limit by road, so this is usually the easiest option. |
| Large dog, over 25 kg | Road or train | Cargo charges rise sharply with weight, so road or a booked coupe is usually kinder and cheaper. |
| Snub nosed breeds | Road or train only | Pugs, Bulldogs, Boxers and Shih Tzus are restricted from cargo holds by most airlines. |
| Cats | Road | Cats stay enclosed and covered rather than taking walk breaks. They cannot use the train dog box. |
Two bonded pets from one home can often share a crate or coupe. Breed specific guidance is on the dog transport and cat transport pages.
What actually happens
We book the vehicle and arrange the fitness certificate through our Hyderabad vet contacts.
Collection anywhere in Hyderabad, including Gachibowli, Hitec City, Madhapur.
Photo and location updates at every planned stop, and a named coordinator on WhatsApp the whole way.
Delivered anywhere in Mumbai, including Andheri, Bandra, Juhu.
Paperwork is the same on every domestic route: vaccination record, a fitness certificate dated within 72 hours, and your ID. No NOC and no titer test. Full document table and checklist.
Tell us your pet's breed and weight and a rough date. You get an honest recommendation and a clear price on the same call, with no form to fill in.
Questions people ask
The cheapest published option on this route is train at ₹9k to ₹15k. Road is ₹10k to ₹15k, train is ₹9k to ₹15k and air is quoted on request, per pet.
Your exact figure depends on your pet's weight, the crate and whether pickup is central or out towards Adibatla. The same ranges apply both ways, so Mumbai to Hyderabad is priced the same.
710 km works out at about 14 hours by road, roughly 12 hours by train, or 1 hour HYD to BOM plus three to four hours on the ground at each end.
This runs South to West, so it crosses the country rather than staying in one region. Road or train, both practical on this corridor.
Summer heat at the Hyderabad pickup. Summers are hot and dry from April to June, so we favour early morning pickups and keep the hydration plan tight on road journeys in that window. On the Hyderabad pickup we load at first light.
The monsoon at the Mumbai delivery. The monsoon between June and September is the real planning problem. Waterlogging can close roads at short notice, so we keep a buffer and a backup route on every monsoon move. On the Mumbai delivery we keep a spare day either side.
Yes, and most moves on this corridor are unaccompanied. Collection anywhere in Hyderabad, handover anywhere in Mumbai, one handler the whole way.
Yes, and it is the same 710 km, the same trains and the same price, which is why this one page covers both directions.