Move abroad with your pet — without missing a date.

A plan for your route, pet and travel date: every step with the date it must be done by, a PDF to print or keep on your phone, a calendar file that puts each deadline into Google, Apple or Outlook calendar with alerts, a travel-day document checklist, an airline and breed check and questions for your vet.

The plan preview: whether your date works, your first steps with their dates, and how many steps are left. The rules for every route are also free to read on its route page. You see the preview before you pay — no card, no email.

They are — spread over several agencies, written as rules rather than dates. Border Pets puts them in one timeline, works every deadline back from your flight and links each step to its official page so you can check it.

Open the link from your receipt email, change the date and download a fresh PDF and calendar file.

Your plan link always shows the rules as we last checked them, so opening it again gives you the current version. We re-check every route against its sources (last on Oct 28, 2026) and post rule changes in our news.

No. $19 once, taxes included. There is nothing to cancel.

Yes. If you are not happy with your plan for any reason, email us within 14 days of purchase and we will refund you in full.

Checkout is run by Lemon Squeezy, our payment provider. You pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on their secure page; we never see your card details.

A vet, yes — most routes need a vet to give vaccines and sign the health certificate, and your plan lists questions to ask them. A pet shipper only if you want someone to handle the move for you, or your airline only takes your pet as cargo through a shipper.

No. Border Pets turns official government rules into a dated plan. Confirm each step with your vet, your airline and the destination’s authority — every step links to the page it comes from.

From the US to the EU or UK, about 3–4 weeks is the minimum if your pet still needs a rabies shot. Japan, Australia and New Zealand need about 7 months because of blood tests and 180-day waiting periods. Your plan shows the exact dates for your trip.

Depending on the country: refused boarding, the pet sent back at your cost, or quarantine — up to 4 months in Great Britain and up to 180 days in Japan.

Not for the EU or the UK when you travel from the US. Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the UAE require one. Japan counts its 180-day wait from the blood draw; Australia counts 180 days from the day the sample reaches the lab.

Often only in the cabin. Alaska, Hawaiian, Lufthansa, KLM, Delta and American don’t accept short-nosed breeds in the cargo hold. Bigger flat-faced dogs usually need a specialist pet shipper.

Yes. From Great Britain we cover every EU country and Norway — with the animal health certificate you now need for every trip — plus the US, Canada, Australia, Japan and Singapore. From the EU we cover other EU countries, Norway, Switzerland, the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, Japan and Singapore.