Pet Market in Mallorca

Dogs, cats, horses and accessories – pets on the island

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Pets in Mallorca must be microchipped and registered with RIAC. Certain dog breeds are subject to PPP legislation (Perros Potencialmente Peligrosos).

Mallorca is a pet-friendly island with an active community of animal owners and welfare advocates. In our pet market you will find listings for dogs, cats, horses, small animals, birds and fish, as well as accessories and rehoming adverts.

Animal welfare plays an important role in Mallorca. Numerous organisations and Protectoras care for stray animals and find them loving homes. If you wish to adopt, you will also find rehoming adverts from animal welfare charities here. Note that all pets in Mallorca must be microchipped and registered with RIAC (Registro Informático de Animales de Compañía). An EU pet passport is required when bringing animals from other EU countries.

Mallorca also has specific regulations for certain dog breeds – check the PPP legislation (Perros Potencialmente Peligrosos) before acquiring a dog.

Find your new companion or post a listing on mallorca.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my pet need to be microchipped and registered in Mallorca?

Yes, all dogs and cats in Mallorca must be microchipped and registered in the RIAC registry (Registro de Identificación de Animales de Compañía). Registration is done through a vet. Unregistered animals may be confiscated.

Which dog breeds are considered potentially dangerous in Mallorca?

Spain's PPP legislation (Perros Potencialmente Peligrosos) covers breeds including Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasileiro, Tosa Inu, and Akita Inu. Owners need a special licence, liability insurance (min. €120,000), and a psychological assessment.

Can I take my dog to the beach in Mallorca?

Most beaches in Mallorca prohibit dogs, especially from June to September. However, there are designated dog beaches (Playas para Perros) in several municipalities, including Palma (Ciutat Jardí), Calvià (Cala Blanca), and Alcúdia. Outside bathing season, some beaches are also accessible with dogs.

How do I bring my pet from Germany to Mallorca?

Within the EU, dogs and cats need an EU pet passport, a valid rabies vaccination, and a microchip. Most airlines allow travel as cargo or in the cabin (up to approx. 8 kg). By ferry from Barcelona, pets can travel in special pet areas.

Are there animal shelters where I can adopt a pet in Mallorca?

Yes, Mallorca has several shelters and Protectoras: Son Reus (Palma's municipal shelter), BALDEA, SOS Animal Mallorca, and Fundación Vida Animal. Adoption typically costs €50-150 and includes neutering, microchipping, and basic vaccinations. Many animals are waiting for a new home.