Airline pet policies / easyJet
easyJet pet policy: cabin, hold and fees
easyJet does not carry pets (assistance dogs only). Fees, carrier sizes, breed rules and how to book, checked against the official policy.
Checked against the official page ยท 15 Oct 2026| Pets in the cabin | No |
|---|---|
| Pets in the hold | No |
| Cargo and other animals | No pets on easyJet flights. |
- Only recognised assistance dogs, on most routes; details due 48 h before.
- No assistance dogs to/from Egypt, Israel, Kosovo, Montenegro, Morocco or Turkey.
Here is the easyJet pet policy in plain English, checked against the official easyJet page on 15 Oct 2026. easyJet does not carry pets (assistance dogs only). Below, you’ll find what it means for your trip, plus a short checklist before you book.

easyJet pet policy for the cabin
The easyJet pet policy does not allow pets in the passenger cabin. However, recognized assistance dogs may still be accepted under the airline’s own rules.
If you want your dog or cat next to you, you’ll need a different airline on the same route. For example, Lufthansa, KLM and Air France accept small pets in the cabin up to 8 kg with the carrier. Use our pet flight search to compare the options for your pet.
Pets in the hold and as cargo on easyJet
easyJet does not carry pets in the hold as checked baggage. No pets on easyJet flights.
Before you book: easyJet pet policy checklist
- First, weigh your pet together with its carrier or kennel, because airlines check the total weight at the airport.
- Next, check the entry rules of your destination, such as microchip, rabies vaccine and health papers. Our pet travel requirements page links to the official sources.
- Then, book your pet at the same time as your own seat, since pet places on each flight are limited.
- Finally, confirm the details on the official easyJet pet policy page, because rules and fees can change.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I bring my pet in the cabin on easyJet?
No. easyJet does not accept pets in the passenger cabin, except recognised assistance dogs where its rules allow.
This summary is a guide, not legal or veterinary advice. Airlines change their rules often: always confirm with easyJet before you book. Your destination country may have extra entry rules.