Bringing pets to China

If you want to bring your furry family members to China, this guide may help you.

How to get a dog license

In Shanghai, dog owners are obligated to obtain a license for their pets. Due to the city's one-dog-per-home policy, tenants must seek approval from their landlord before owning a dog and registering it at their residential address.

Dog breeds prohibited in Shanghai

Some dog breeds are not allowed to be kept in Shanghai.

Take your pets to these amazing shopping malls

Looking for pet-friendly places in Shanghai that offer shopping and entertainment? Here are some of the best shopping malls in Shanghai that welcome pets, and provide various services and facilities for them.

Finding parks that permit pets, camping and kites in Shanghai

Here is a guide to finding pet-friendly parks, camping areas and kite-flying permission with a few clicks on your mobile phone.

Buying pet insurance

China’s multifunctional app AliPay offers pet insurance to protect your furry friend’s health. Here is a guide to how to buy a pet insurance policy.

Explore Shanghai's pet-friendly cafés

Uncover the charm of Shanghai's pet-friendly and pet-themed cafés, where a warm welcome awaits you and your furry companions, as well as those who simply adore animals.

Care services pick up with booming pet industry

More and more people in China are looking to pets for companionship, and so there is a booming market in services to ensure their furry friends have every possible comfort.

Code of conduct for pet owners

As a pet owner, you are liable for any harm caused by your pet.

How to take pets out of China

To bring your pets out of China, you'll need to follow certain procedures and meet specific requirements. Here's a general outline of the steps involved.