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For travel platforms and OTAs

Pet travel, sorted for your travellers

Pet Holiday Club gives your teams and travellers the pet travel requirements for every route: destination rules, carrier rules and lead times, with an API and embeddable checklist for your booking flow in development.

Sample routeUnited States → NetherlandsDog · KLM
20 requirements
1Pet Travel Restrictions3
2Medical Requirements6
3Pet Travel Documents7
4Travel Day3
5After Arrival1

KLM: snub-nosed breeds such as English and French Bulldogs, Boston Terriers and Pugs can’t travel in the hold.

Requirements from PHC Rules. Carrier rule source: klm.com.

1,600+
curated requirements in PHC Rules
194
countries in the Pet Travel Index
Every rule
cites the authority or carrier it comes from
01 · New market

Show travellers where they can go with their pet

IATA’s 2026 in-cabin pet guidelines note that not all travel agencies or metasearch providers support pet bookings, so travellers with pets are sent to the airline instead.

  • Routes Explorer shows where a pet can travel and how: plane, train or ferry
  • A cabin, baggage or cargo verdict for each carrier
  • Open without registration, ready to share with travellers
Routes ExplorerIn development: Embeddable checklist for your booking flow
Sample airline checkPug · KLM · hold
Not accepted
Breed restrictionSnub-nosed breeds such as English and French Bulldogs, Boston Terriers and Pugs can’t travel in the hold
Maximum weight in the hold75 kg including the kennel

Choose another carrier before booking, not at check-in.

Sample. Carrier rule source: klm.com

02 · New customers

Route-specific answers before travellers give up

When a platform can’t answer “can my dog come?”, the traveller leaves to find out, and often books somewhere else.

  • Requirements for the exact route, species and airline
  • Lead times show whether the trip is possible
  • Fewer abandoned bookings from travellers with pets
Route checklist
Booking with a pet today
  • Traveller leaves to search airline and government sites
  • Unsure whether the pet can fly, they postpone
  • Support agents can’t answer pet questions
  • The booking happens somewhere else
On your platform with PHC
  • Requirements for the exact route and airline
  • Lead times show whether the trip is possible
  • Agents and chat see the same answer
  • The traveller books with you

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03 · Stand out

Destination and carrier rules side by side

Platforms compete on the same flights, hotels and prices, so it’s hard to stand out.

  • Entry requirements and the airline’s pet policy in one view
  • Grounded in official sources, not forum posts
  • A pet offer that sets your platform apart
Carrier rules
What travellers with pets see on your platform
Entry requirementsWhat the destination requires for the pet, by species and country of origin.
Airline pet policyCabin, hold and cargo rules for the flight being booked.
Lead timesWhen each vaccine, test and document has to be done.
Readiness statusWhether the pet can travel on the chosen date.
04 · New client segment

A readiness score for every traveller’s pet

Many booking experiences treat a traveller’s pet as an afterthought, so pet owners have no reason to stay loyal.

  • Every requirement for the trip, each with its deadline
  • One score shows whether the pet can travel on the chosen date
  • A segment that books again with their pet
Readiness scoreIn development: Wallet pass for travellers, and an in-app checklist via API
In your travel appUnited States → Netherlands
Ready in 3 months
Restrictions3 of 3
Medical4 of 6
Documents2 of 7
Travel day0 of 3
After arrival0 of 1
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Regulations guide

Pet travel requirements behind every booking

What a traveller with a pet has to get right, and what your platform can show them.

Destination import requirements

What the destination requires for the species and the country of origin: vaccines, tests, treatments, permits and certificates.

Country guides

Airline pet policies

Each carrier’s rules for the cabin, hold and cargo: weights, carrier sizes, breed restrictions and fees.

Airline pet policies

IATA in-cabin guidelines and booking

IATA’s 2026 guidelines recommend listing in-cabin pet services in the booking process and making pet travel information available across booking channels.

Health certificates and endorsement

The certificate the destination requires, completed by a qualified veterinarian and endorsed by the government where required.

USDA APHIS requirements guide

Rabies vaccination and titer testing

Waiting periods after vaccination and titer tests that decide the earliest date a pet can travel.

FAVN titer test guide

2026 regulation changes

Changes to identification and health documentation rules coming into force across countries in 2026.

2026 regulation updates

Pet travel for travel platforms: common questions

Short answers for your team

The rules and compliance layer for pet travel: destination requirements, airline pet policies, lead times and document checks for every route.

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