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International Procedures

Travel & Microchipping

The world is getting smaller. We provide information and support for clinical procedures and official processes required for traveling abroad with your pet.

Travel & Microchipping

Your legal guide accompanying your pet across borders.

- Global Travel Guide

Microchip Implantation & Registration

We provide identification of your pet using standard 15-digit microchips and complete the legal registration in the Ministry's PETVET system.

Rabies Titration Test (EU Standards)

We perform the rabies antibody level measurement (titration), mandatory for entry into European Union countries, through authorized laboratories reliably.

"If planning travel to EU countries, start the process at least 4 months in advance due to the mandatory titration waiting periods."

Health & Export Certificates

We provide the necessary clinical information and guidance for official health documents specific to your destination country.

Passport & Identification Process

We help with passport information and complete the clinical requirements according to current regulations.
Clinic Note

Titration Process

Blood collection for titration must occur at least 30 days after the rabies vaccine. After the result, there is a 3-month mandatory wait before entry into the EU.

Info Center

Travel & Microchip FAQ

International Procedures 2026

The procedure is very similar to a standard vaccination injection and does not require anesthesia. The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and is placed under the skin.

It is generally mandatory for EU countries, the UK, and some Asian countries. For others, like the USA, a microchip and current rabies vaccination may suffice.

As long as rabies vaccinations are kept up to date annually on the exact date, a single titration test remains valid for the lifetime of the pet.

Travel must usually commence within 10 days after official approval. Rules may vary depending on the destination country.

Check airline crate standards, stop feeding 6-8 hours before the flight, and consult our veterinarian if sedation is required.

Yes, in Turkey, it is a legal requirement for all cats and dogs to be microchipped and registered in the PETVET system, and non-compliance is subject to administrative penalties.

Let us prepare your documents for a smooth journey.

We simplify international travel procedures for you at our clinic in Mezitli.