Pets Thing: The latest information on pet products in Hong Kong

For many pet owners who have been working or living in the Greater Bay Area and mainland China for a long time and plan to return to Hong Kong, the most troublesome issue in the past was bringing their beloved cats and dogs back to Hong Kong. The old "120-day quarantine period" not only forced pets to spend four entire months alone in an unfamiliar environment, but also left owners to bear high costs and endless longing.

Previously, when I wanted to take my pets to Japan, they usually had to be checked in like luggage. I'd be up there drinking orange juice while they were trembling with fear down below. Now, Hong Kong Airlines has launched the "Pet-in-Cabin" service, featuring Pet-in-Cabin (PETC) , meaning you can fly to Tokyo and Osaka with your furry friend! But this isn't as simple as just buying a ticket and going; there are many quarantine regulations and hidden pitfalls involved. We've broken it down for you in this easy-to-understand guide to solve these problems and save you from unnecessary trouble.