Tell us your dog, your route and your travel date. We build the exact, up-to-date, dated checklist to travel legally — microchip, rabies, titer timing, vet and government certificates, tapeworm and airline rules — keep your documents in one place, and remind you before anything expires. Every rule is verified against official government sources.
Covering US ↔ EU · UK ↔ EU · US ↔ UK · US ↔ Canada · US → Australia · US → Japan — more added regularly · no card needed to start
Every requirement in the right order, each with the exact date to complete it — worked backwards from your travel day so nothing is left too late.
Microchip, rabies vaccination and waiting periods, titer tests, USDA/vet health certificates, tapeworm treatment and entry restrictions — for your specific route.
Cabin vs. cargo, crate rules, breed and heat embargoes — layered on to your plan when you tell us who you're flying with.
Store your dog's microchip, rabies and titer certificates, health forms and permits in one place — ready whenever you're asked for them.
We watch every date — vaccination boosters, titer windows, certificate validity — and nudge you well before anything lapses.
Every step links to the government source it's based on, with a "last verified" date. Rules change — the CDC changed US dog-import rules twice in two years — so we re-check them and keep yours current.
Your dog, where you're going, your travel date, and your airline.
An exact, ordered plan with a due date on every step, plus the official source for each one.
Upload your paperwork once; we track every expiry and remind you before it matters.
Free, in-depth guides for each route — the documents, the order, the timing and the official sources. Each is hand-checked against government guidance and kept up to date.
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It depends on the route. Trips within the US–EU–UK area usually need a few weeks (mainly the 21-day wait after the rabies vaccination). Strict rabies-free destinations like Australia and Japan need around 6–7 months because of the rabies titer test and its 180-day waiting period.
Not for travel between listed low-risk countries such as the US, UK and EU. It's required for strict rabies-free countries like Australia and Japan, and for dogs coming from high-risk rabies countries.
For almost all international travel, yes — and the microchip must be fitted before the rabies vaccination, or the vaccination won't count. SerendiLoop flags this for you if your dog isn't chipped yet.
Some destinations restrict or ban certain breeds (for example the UK's banned types), and many airlines limit snub-nosed breeds. SerendiLoop warns you if your dog's breed may be affected for your route.
No. We give clear, up-to-date guidance and link every step to its official government source, but you should always confirm the current rules with the relevant authority before you travel.
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