09/03/2026
Everyone say hello to Toastie!n๐ฅฐ This adorable little 6-month-old Pomeranian came to see us before jet-setting all the way to Madrid, Spain! โ๏ธ๐ช๐ธ
Toastie was recently adopted by his family, and before he could begin his European adventure, he needed to make sure he had all the right veterinary requirements, paperwork, and documentation for international travel. ๐๐
But honestlyโฆ weโre pretty sure Toastieโs real reason for visiting was to steal our hearts. โค๏ธ
And since it happens to be National Beard Day, we simply HAD to celebrate this magnificent facial hair! ๐๐ง๐ปโโ๏ธ With all that glorious fluff around his neck, we're not entirely sure if Toastie has a beard, a mane, or just an exceptionally impressive floof situation. Either way, Dr. Gisleson was more than happy to bury her face in it. ๐๐ฅฐ
We already know Pomeranians are one of Dr. Gislesonโs favorite breeds (right up there with Boxers ๐), so Toastie never stood a chance of leaving without becoming part of the Alpine family!
โ๏ธ Planning to travel internationally with your pet?
International pet travel can be complicated, and requirements vary significantly from one country to another. Depending on where you're going, preparation can take weeks or even months. That's why we strongly recommend working with a reputable pet travel service that specializes in international travel. They can help make sure all the necessary requirements, timing, health certificates, permits, and official paperwork are in order so you don't arrive at the airport only to discover that your pet doesn't have all it's "ducks" ๐ฆ๐ฆ๐ฆ in a row! ๐คฃ
And while we love helping your pets get ready for their adventures, international travel isn't always ideal for every pet. If you're only going away for a short trip, boarding or pet-sitting may be much less stressful. But if you're moving or planning an extended stay, we're happy to help you get started on the process!