The transport of large and small livestock is carried out using specialized livestock carriers designed to ensure the safety, comfort, and humane treatment of animals during transit. Modern trailers are equipped with ventilation systems, non-slip floors, convenient loading and unloading ramps, and partitions to separate animals, helping to prevent stress and injuries.

Livestock carriers must comply with a wide range of national and European regulations on animal welfare during transport. Vehicles are kept in proper technical condition and undergo regular inspections to ensure compliance with all sanitary, hygienic, and veterinary standards.

Transportation is performed by licensed drivers and trained personnel with the necessary qualifications, who undergo specialized training for working with animals. They are familiar with best practices in livestock transport, including handling during loading, rest periods, hydration, and response to unforeseen circumstances.

Strict adherence to all regulations and the presence of required documentation – such as veterinary certificates, permits, and other accompanying papers – is essential for every form of transport, including international. This facilitates passage through checkpoints and contributes to the welfare of the transported animals.

Depending on specific needs, livestock carriers can be adapted for both mass and individual transport, providing flexibility in route organization and adjustment to the particular conditions of the terrain or destination.