
Pet travel consultation
Stop collecting answers in pieces. We go through your trip — the actual one, with your dates and your animal — and tell you what has to be done.
Route, country requirements, airline rules, documents. We check all of it and put it into one clear order of actions.
Book a consultationThe more you read, the less clear it gets
You have read ten websites, and now you understand less than when you started.
The country's website says one thing.
The airline says another.
Your vet says a third.
And somewhere online, someone writes: “We flew, nobody asked us for anything.”
You don't need more information. You need to know what applies to your trip.
Who this is for
A consultation makes sense if:
- you are planning a trip and don't know where to start;
- you want to organise it yourself, but have your plan checked first;
- you are not sure which documents are genuinely required;
- you have been told contradictory things by different sources;
- your route is complicated — connections or transit;
- you are not sure about a particular airline's rules;
- you have already been refused, or hit a situation with no obvious answer;
- you want to understand the whole process in advance and prepare without rushing.
What we can go through
Route
How to get from A to B with your animal, and which options actually exist in your case.
Country requirements
Vaccinations, antibody tests, waiting periods, certificates, permits, import, export and transit rules.
The airline
Cabin, hold or cargo; weight and breed limits; carrier and crate requirements; and what is specific to your route.
Documents
What you already have, what of it works, what is missing, and what still has to be issued.
Timing
What has to happen and when, which waiting periods are mandatory, and how to plan backwards from your travel date.
Unusual situations
A refusal from an airline, awkward transit, requirements that contradict each other, a trip at short notice.
What you get
Not answers to questions. A written plan for your trip, set out in order.
After the consultation you keep a document you can come back to at every stage of getting ready.
You will know:
- how to make this particular trip happen;
- which route to take;
- which documents you need in your case;
- which of the documents you already have will do;
- what still has to be arranged;
- in what order;
- which deadlines to work back from;
- where it can go wrong, and how to stay clear of that.
And the calm of knowing what to do next.
How the consultation works
You tell us about your trip
The route, the dates you have in mind, the animal, the documents you hold, and everything you already know.
We work through your case
Country and airline requirements, your documents, the timing, the route, and the places it could get difficult.
You get the written plan
We put the whole review into a structured document: what has to be done, when, where, and in what order.
A call, if it helps
Some situations are easier to talk through out loud. When that's the case, we get on a call and go through what's left.
The questions we get every day
The rabies antibody test was done two years ago. Does it need repeating?
The country doesn't ask for the test, the airline does. Whose rules apply?
Can we transit through this country?
The lab is accredited — but does this country accept its results?
My vet says the documents are enough. How do I check that?
Can my dog fly in the cabin on this route?
We have several connections. Which rules apply in each country?
We've already bought the tickets. Is there still time to get the animal ready?
Why PETIQ
We don't study the rules of pet travel. We work with them every day.
PETIQ moves animals internationally, all over the world.
So we don't look at a trip through one country's requirements, or through a list of veterinary documents.
Country of departure, destination, transit, airline, route, veterinary requirements and the actual logistics have to work together. That's how we go through every case.
Need more than a consultation?
After the review you can carry on by yourself, or hand parts of the trip over to us.
Price
Consultation
€100
Included
- studying your situation in advance;
- checking the requirements for your specific trip;
- going through the route, the documents and the possible restrictions;
- answers to your questions;
- a structured written plan with recommendations;
- a call, if the situation calls for one.
Not included
Issuing documents, booking transport, arranging delivery, and dealing with airlines or government offices on your behalf are not part of the consultation. Any of that can be handed to PETIQ separately.
Book a consultationCommon questions
Can you just check my documents?
Yes. If your question is mostly about the documents you already hold, we go through them and tell you whether they work for your trip and what is missing.
Do you only consult on Europe?
No. PETIQ works with international trips worldwide.
Can you go through a complicated route with several countries?
Yes — that's where a consultation earns its keep. It isn't only the destination that matters: transit, carrier rules and the requirements at each leg all count.
Can you contact the airline or the authorities instead of me?
That goes beyond a consultation and belongs to travel support. We can offer it separately.
What if, after the consultation, I decide not to do it myself?
You can hand PETIQ the documents, the travel support, or the whole transport.
Don't put your trip together in pieces.
Tell us where you're going and which animal is coming with you.
We go through your case, put the information in order, and show you how to make the trip happen. After that you can get ready calmly, knowing what comes next.
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