Based on first-hand information current as of July 2026, this article provides a detailed explanation of the entry requirements for bringing dogs and cats from Japan to Canada, the export procedures at the Animal Quarantine Office, estimated costs, a comparison of airlines, and important points to note when returning to Japan.
This article explains the costs, procedures, and the 180-day rule for the rabies antibody titer test (FAVN test). We’ve summarized the differences in requirements for travel to Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, and the UK, as well as for returning to Japan, based on primary sources as of July 2026.
The 2026 Updated Guide to Bringing Dogs and Cats to Germany. We’ve compiled everything you need to know, from requirements for microchips, rabies vaccinations, and Animal Health Certificates (AHC) to a countdown preparation schedule, dog taxes, and important considerations regarding airlines.
For those planning to move to Taiwan with their pets, we provide an easy-to-understand explanation of the quarantine procedures in both Japan and Taiwan, the preparation process, and key considerations when choosing an airline—all based on official information as of July 2026. We also provide an estimate of the costs involved.
This article explains the transportation risks and safety precautions you should be aware of when moving abroad with senior dogs or cats. We’ve carefully compiled everything you need to know to prepare for moving abroad with your senior pet—from basic quarantine requirements, airline policies, and preparation timelines to estimated costs and common pitfalls—including how to coordinate with your veterinarian.
Based on information current as of August 2026, we’ve compiled details regarding international travel for brachycephalic breeds—such as French Bulldogs and Pugs—including acceptance policies by major airlines, the differences between traveling in the cargo hold and in the cabin, and pre-travel preparations. Checking with the airline well in advance and consulting with your veterinarian will help ensure a smooth travel experience.
Based on primary information from veterinary associations and animal quarantine offices, we have compiled a summary as of July 2026 regarding health risks to be aware of when transporting brachycephalic dog breeds (such as Pugs and French Bulldogs) internationally, as well as the acceptance criteria for each airline, preparation procedures, and safety measures.
Based on first-hand information as of July 2026, we have compiled a summary of the quarantine certificates, microchips, export procedures, and preparation schedule required to bring your pet with you when moving to or being assigned to Canada. We also explain important points to keep in mind when returning to Japan.
An explanation of the EU pet travel regulations effective April 22, 2026. We have summarized practical points for traveling from Japan to the EU, including the order of microchipping and vaccinations, animal health certificates, and Echinococcus deworming.