Pet passport

flight? Airlines are upping their pet ­ friendly game too. Ferries are joining in, with many now providing specific cabins for families travelling with pets. Be ­ fore you start packing those doggie bags, remember that Spain, as a part of the EU, mandates a pet passport for each travelling pet. This pass ­ port verifies that your pet is microchipped and vaccinated against rabies, ensuring your dog’s smooth entry and exit. One traveller and pet owner, who works in a hospital. Every Thursday, he’s there in the paediatric ward, working his magic. His handler, Lisa Taylor, said, “It’s nothing short of incredible. Kids just light up when they see Max, and the ripple of that joy spreads to parents and staff. The whole place feels differ­ shared her experience, “Taking my lab, Molly, along on our family holiday was a breeze. From rest stops to accommodations, Spain has truly become a pet ­ inclusive nation.” Local transport services aren’t far behind.

Can be great for your mental health.

Many public buses and trains now allow small pets in carriers, and some even al low leashed dogs during off ­ peak hours. Travelling through Spain with your pets no longer means compromise or ent.” The very presence of these furry companions sparks social connections, which is great for mental health. So next time you’re scrolling through pet videos online, remember they are more than just cute; they could be your next therapy session. hassle. It’s about sharing the joys of discovery, culture, and cuisine with your loyal companion.