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Practical information about pet travel & holidays to help you care for your pet and prepare questions for your veterinarian.
Australian pet owners face unique challenges when preparing an EU Animal Health Certificate, starting with the fact that rabies vaccination is not routine here. This guide covers what changed in April 2026 and how to navigate the process from Australia.
As of April 22, 2026, non-EU residents must use Animal Health Certificates instead of EU pet passports to enter the EU with dogs, cats, or ferrets. This guide covers every requirement, timeline, and document you need before your trip.
Australian airlines enforce heat embargoes on pet cargo when ground temperatures exceed safe thresholds, typically from November through March. This guide covers Qantas, Virgin Australia, and alternative options for relocating pets during the Australian summer.
Abu Dhabi's Circular No. 2/2026 now permits dogs and cats in participating hotels and restaurants under strict hygiene and documentation standards. This guide covers every rule, required document, and planning step for a pet inclusive holiday in the UAE this spring.
Australian long weekends bring unique road trip challenges for dog owners, from state-specific car restraint laws to paralysis tick zones along the east coast. This checklist covers restraint rules, heat safety, tick prevention, packing essentials, and pet-friendly accommodation tips tailored to Australian conditions.
Australian airlines enforce heat embargoes on pet cargo from November through March, with Qantas suspending animal transport when temperatures exceed 35°C. Understanding these seasonal restrictions and planning alternatives is essential for safe pet travel during the Australian summer.
Everything cat owners need to know about flying within the EU in 2026, from pet passport updates and airline carrier dimensions to cabin vs. cargo rules and veterinary sedation guidance. A step by step checklist for a safe, stress free flight.
Hotel rooms and holiday rentals confront dogs with a convergence of olfactory, acoustic, and territorial stressors that can trigger marking, vocalisation, and anxiety far beyond simple nerves. Understanding the root causes of these behaviours and applying evidence-based management strategies makes the difference between a stressful trip and a settled, enjoyable one.
Australian cat owners face distinct challenges when planning holiday care for their cats, from paralysis tick risks and summer heat above 40°C to a largely unregulated pet-sitting market. This guide weighs home sitting against cattery care with Australian climate conditions, local hazards, and veterinary considerations in mind.
Navigate the crowds and petals safely with this essential Hanami guide. We cover picnic hazards, crowd management, and the etiquette of photographing pets under the cherry blossoms.
Ensure a stress-free cherry blossom viewing experience with our comprehensive safety checklist. From toxic plant identification to crowd management and picnic etiquette, here is how to keep your pet safe during Hanami.