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Pets: vets, boarding & relocation

Bringing an animal to Montenegro means an import permit, microchip, current rabies vaccination and, for some countries, a titre test and quarantine. Start four to six months before you fly.

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VetsEnglish-speaking practices in Kotor and Budva, 24-hour emergency clinics, typical consult fees.
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Boarding & sittersKennels, catteries and home sitters for the scouting trip and the first weeks.
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RelocationAirline in-cabin and in-hold rules, approved crates, and door-to-door specialists.
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Import rulesPermit, microchip standard, rabies timing, titre test and any quarantine.
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Breed & housing rulesRestricted breeds, leash laws and how landlords treat pets.
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Food & suppliesWhether your brand exists locally and what a month costs.

Checklist

  • Health certificate endorsed by your home veterinary authority within the required window.
  • Pet-friendly scouting accommodation: scarcer than you'd expect.
  • Register with a local vet in week one; some countries require it.

Official & reference sources

Labelled partner · Pet relocation & veterinary partnerDoor-to-door relocation, first vet visit and boarding in Kotor
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