🚫 Breed bans
No national breed rulesSlovenia has no national list of banned or restricted dog breeds.
Slovenia Pet Laws
What national law in Slovenia says about pets — in plain English, with a link to each source.
🔖 Microchip
Required by national lawYes. Dogs must be microchipped and registered; cats only when they travel abroad.
🏪 Pet shop sales
AllowedAllowed, with written care information for the buyer and minimum ages (8 weeks for puppies, 12 for kittens).
✈️ Travel entry
Standard EU pet passport rulesStandard EU rules: the dog, cat or ferret needs a microchip, a valid rabies vaccination (given at 12 weeks or older, at least 21 days before the first trip) and an EU pet passport. Dogs from outside the EU may need more, such as a rabies antibody test.
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Or follow the RSS feedGeneral information, not legal advice. Local authorities in Slovenia may have stricter rules.