Pet Transport & Pet-Friendly Rentals in Montenegro
Moving to Montenegro with your furry friend can be a smooth process with the right preparation. This guide covers:
Finding pet-friendly rentals in Montenegro
Pros and cons of living with pets
Import rules and required documents
Veterinary care, pet products, and grooming services
Practical tips for pet owners
1. Finding Pet-Friendly Rentals in Montenegro
Finding pet-friendly accommodation can be challenging, but there are options. On our website, bokarealestate.me, you can filter listings to show properties that allow pets. Monthly rent for such properties starts at €380.
If a listing doesn't specify pet permissions, contact our agents via the website or call +382 661 95383 for assistance.
Top Pet-Friendly Cities in Montenegro
Budva: Good infrastructure and dedicated pet spaces
Becici: Quiet and spacious with natural walking areas
Rafailovici: Offers seaside charm with ample walking space
Przno: Tranquil for relaxed living with pets
Tip: Before moving, confirm nearby vet clinics and pet stores to ensure easy access to services.
2. Pros and Cons of Living with Pets in Montenegro
Pros
Excellent outdoor spaces for walks: forests, beaches, and hiking trails
Many restaurants and cafes are "dog-friendly"
Budva features two designated dog play areas along the promenade
Cons
Limited veterinary equipment for complex procedures like MRI scans
Many pet stores only offer popular brands such as Royal Canin, Farmina, and Pedigree
Strict rules against pets in grocery stores and public beaches
3. Dog Walking Rules in Montenegro
Key Regulations:
Dogs must be on a leash in public spaces
Muzzles are required for larger breeds
Dogs must have a microchip and an updated passport
Owners must clean up after their pets
Fines for violations can reach €500
Warning: Montenegro has stray dog populations. Report aggressive strays to local authorities.
4. Rules for Pet Import to Montenegro
Required Documents:
International Veterinary Passport
Veterinary Certificate (Form 5a) issued no earlier than 10 days before entry
Health certificate confirming the pet’s condition
Microchip certificate (must be implanted before rabies vaccination)
Non-compliance may result in quarantine for up to 1 month.
5. Veterinary Services in Montenegro
Popular clinics with experienced veterinarians include Vet Medica in Budva, where Russian-speaking specialists provide comprehensive care.
Sample Veterinary Costs:
Initial check-up: €10
Rabies vaccination: €30
Sterilization (cats): €70
Blood test: €10
Ultrasound: €50
Surgery (varies by complexity): From €100
6. Pet Products and Grooming
Montenegro has multiple pet stores that offer essential supplies such as food, beds, and toys. Some veterinary clinics also sell pet products, though prices may be higher.
Sample Prices:
Cat litter (5 kg): €4.20
Wet cat food (75g pouch): €0.80
Grooming services start at €20
Dog walking services start at €10
For support with finding pet-friendly housing or understanding local rules, visit bokarealestate.me or contact +382 661 95383 for expert advice.
