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In-depth guides on breed-specific requirements, airline policies, crate preparation, and all aspects of pet relocation.
The rabies titre test measures whether your pet's vaccination generated adequate immunity (>0.5 IU/mL). Required for Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, Japan and several other destinations — each with its own pre-conditions and post-test waiting period before travel is permitted.
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Arriving in the UK with a pet by air involves a mandatory Border Control Post check at Heathrow's Animal Reception Centre — a process that can take 4–8 hours. Here's how to prepare, what happens on arrival, and how Airpets' Heathrow Animal Lounge handles customs clearance, collection and onward UK delivery so you can settle in before being reunited.
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What UK pet owners need to know about taking dogs, cats and ferrets to the EU. Under the UK's post-Brexit Part 2 listed status, no rabies blood test is required for travel — but pet passports are no longer valid, and the Animal Health Certificate (AHC) takes their place.
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Moving to or visiting New York with your pets? This guide covers the city's most dog-friendly neighbourhoods, pet-welcoming hotels, public transport rules, and standout activities like Prospect Park's Dog Beach — plus how to get your pet there safely with Airpets.
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