PHILIPPINES
Did You Know?
The Aspin or Asong Pinoy is a term used to describe native or local dogs in the Philippines. Aspins are often mixed-breed dogs with no specific pedigree, and they are known for their resilience, adaptability, and loyalty. Many Filipino households have Aspins as family pets, and they are widely regarded as loving and devoted companions.
What makes the Aspin unique is its ability to adapt to the diverse climates and environments found throughout the Philippines. Aspins are known for their friendly nature and intelligence, making them popular choices for families and individuals looking for loyal and low-maintenance pets.
In recent years, efforts have been made to promote the adoption of Aspins and recognize their value as loving and faithful companions. Aspins are celebrated for their unique characteristics and the positive impact they have on the lives of many Filipino pet parents.
HEADING TO PHILIPPINES WITH YOUR PET? HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FOR YOUR FURRY FAMILY MEMBER.
The Philippines is generally considered a pet-friendly country, and many people keep dogs and cats as pets. However, the level of pet-friendliness can vary depending on factors such as location, urbanization, and local attitudes. Here are considerations for services, products, and facilities related to pets in the Philippines:
Veterinary Services
Pet Products
Pet-Friendly Accommodations
Pet-Friendly Public Spaces
Transportation
Pet Facilities
Pet Relocation Philippines
Climate Considerations
Community Attitudes
Before moving with your dog and cat to the Philippines, it’s advisable to research the specific regulations and considerations for pet parentship in the region where you plan to reside. Connecting with local pet communities or expat groups can also provide valuable insights and support for pet parents in the area.
INTERNATIONAL PET TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS FROM INDIA TO PHILIPPINES
PET RELOCATION GUIDE FOR PHILIPPINES:
A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS
STEP 1: Begin the Process Early
STEP 2: Measure Your Pet
STEP 3: Crate Training
STEP 4: Microchip Implantation
STEP 5: Vaccination
STEP 6: Apply for Import Permit.
STEP 7: Decide on the type of relocation
• Manifest Cargo: Pets travel alone as cargo on a passenger or freighter flight.
• Premium Option: An Anvis Pet Relocation Specialist transports the pet from door to door, either ‘In-Cabin’ or ‘In-Hold’ based on size, weight, carrier, and airline regulations.
STEP 8: Choose the right airline & book Pet's Space
STEP 9: Vet Check and Documentation
STEP 10: Internal & External Parasite Treatment
STEP 11: Government Veterinarian Appointment
This comprehensive guide ensures a systematic and well-prepared approach to pet relocation to the Philippines. For further assistance, feel free to contact us as your dedicated pet relocation partner.
PET FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOODS IN PHILIPPINES
In the Philippines, particularly in urban areas, the concept of pet-friendly neighborhoods is becoming more prevalent, but the level of pet-friendliness can vary. It’s important to note that attitudes towards pets may differ, and regulations can impact whether certain neighborhoods are considered pet-friendly. Here are some general considerations for finding pet-friendly neighborhoods in urban areas:
Metro Manila:
Bonifacio Global City (BGC):
Makati:
Alabang:
Cebu City:
Davao City:
It’s advisable to visit potential neighborhoods, observe the environment, and talk to residents or local authorities to ensure that the neighborhood aligns with your preferences for pet parentship. Additionally, joining local pet communities or forums can provide valuable insights and recommendations from other pet parents in the area.
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