Policy for traveling with pets on trains | iryo
Do you want to know if you can travel with pets on iryo trains? Yes, pets are welcome on board iryo trains.
At iryo, we aim to make your journey as comfortable as possible, and we understand how important it can be to travel with your loved ones. That’s why we’ve made it straightforward to bring your cat or dog with you on board. You’ll find all the essential information about travelling with pets below, so you can plan with confidence and travel with peace of mind.

Pets in a carrier
Dogs are welcome on board iryo trains, subject to specific conditions. Passengers may bring one pet per person. Cats, dogs, and ferrets are permitted on board, provided they are transported in a carrier measuring no more than 60 x 35 x 35 cm and weighing up to 10 kg.
They will have to be identified with their corresponding chip and properly documented. (Individual Animal Identification System, SIIA) and with an up-to-date health card. The pet must be vaccinated and wormed, according to the rules at the journey origin and destination.
Pet transport comes at an additional cost and must be paid for before the trip. Guide dogs are exempt from size and weight restrictions, provided they are accompanying their owner.

Large dogs
iryo also allows passengers to travel with large dogs exceeding 10 kg. In these cases, a carrier is not required. Bookings for large dogs must be made by calling (+34) 910 150 000.
The ticket price for large dogs is €40. Passengers must also review and complete the following documentation:
• Responsible passenger’s declaration.
This must be printed, signed, and submitted to an iryo office at least 90 minutes before departure.
• Obligations to travel with a large dogs.
- Dog ticket price: €40 plus the Singular adult fare
- Routes available from the following stations: Madrid-Atocha/Chamartín, Barcelona-Sants, Valencia-Joaquín Sorolla, Seville-Santa Justa, Málaga-María Zambrano, Córdoba, and Zaragoza-Delicias
- Boarding: Passengers travelling with dogs will board last but disembark first.