Pet travel, approved by Timi & Mili.
Real trips, real border crossings, real parks worth the detour: told by the two who did the travelling with their humans across Europe.
Everything you'll need
Straight to the part you're planning right now.
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Documents
Passports, microchips, vaccines and border rules.
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Checklist
A week-by-week plan, from six weeks out to the day you fly.
4 guides -
Getting There
Flights, trains, cars and ferries: the rules by operator.
5 guides -
Where to Stay
Hotels, Airbnbs and farm stays that genuinely welcome pets.
5 guides -
Eating Out
Restaurants and cafés, plus the etiquette that helps.
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Activities
Off-leash parks, beaches, trails and piazzas.
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Health & Emergency
Emergency vets, 24-hour clinics, insurance and heat safety.
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Shopping
Pet food, pharmacies and getting around with supplies.
3 guides
What's new in 2026
The rule changes that catch travellers out.
- Rule change · 22 Apr 2026
EU pet passports: who still needs one?
EU pet passports are now issued only to owners who live in the EU. Here is what everyone else needs instead.
Read the guide - Deadline · 1 Oct 2026
Health Certificate: the new US format
US departures: the new export health-certificate format becomes mandatory from 1 October.
Read the guide - New · 3 Aug 2026
Flying with a large dog: ITA Airways
ITA Airways now flies dogs up to 30kg in the cabin on selected domestic routes.
Read the guide
Two very different travelers, one shared passport stamp.
Timi kept every document, every rule, every border-crossing near-miss. Mili remembered every park, every café that slipped him a treat. Between the two of them, nothing gets left out, and nothing gets invented.
Read their full story
