Pawgo MCP Server
Real-time pet travel data for AI assistants. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible AI to Pawgo's database of airline pet policies and country import requirements.
Pawgo tracks 130+ airlines and 100+ countries with 200+ requirement fields per entity — cabin/cargo rules, breed restrictions, carrier dimensions, vaccination requirements, quarantine rules, health certificates, fees, and more.
Why this exists
Pet travel information is scattered across airline PDFs, government websites, and outdated blog posts. Rules change constantly. Pet owners get conflicting answers and sometimes get turned away at the airport.
Pawgo's AI agent crawls official sources daily and structures everything into a single verified database. This MCP server makes that data available to any AI assistant, so when someone asks "Can I fly my French Bulldog on Delta?" — the AI gives an accurate, up-to-date answer.
Quick start
Install
pip install pawgo-mcp
Claude Desktop
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"pawgo": {
"command": "pawgo-mcp",
"args": []
}
}
}
Restart Claude Desktop. Ask: "What's Air France's pet policy?"
With API key (full data access)
{
"mcpServers": {
"pawgo": {
"command": "pawgo-mcp",
"args": [],
"env": {
"PAWGO_API_KEY": "your-key-here"
}
}
}
}
Request a free API key at info.pawgo.fr/developers.
Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
check_airline_policy |
Pet policy for a specific airline (cabin, cargo, breeds, fees) |
check_country_requirements |
Import/export requirements for a country (vaccines, quarantine, permits) |
compare_airlines |
Compare airlines by criteria: cabin, cargo, brachycephalic, cheapest |
search_countries |
Search countries: no_quarantine, easiest, titer_test |
get_coverage |
How many airlines and countries Pawgo tracks |
Examples
Once connected, ask your AI assistant:
- "Can I fly with my dog on Delta?"
- "What do I need to bring my cat to Japan?"
- "Which airlines allow French Bulldogs?"
- "What are the easiest countries for pet import?"
- "Does Australia require a quarantine for dogs?"
How it works
This MCP server calls the Pawgo public API — no database access or credentials required. The API provides real-time data from Pawgo's continuously updated database.
For personalized trip computation — combining your specific pet, airline, origin country, destination country, and travel dates into a complete compliance checklist — visit www.pawgo.fr.
Environment variables
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
PAWGO_API_BASE |
https://info.pawgo.fr/api/v1 |
API base URL |
PAWGO_API_KEY |
(none) | API key for full data access |
MCP_TRANSPORT |
stdio |
Transport: stdio or sse |
MCP_PORT |
8001 |
Port for SSE transport |
API
This server uses the Pawgo public REST API. You can also call it directly:
# Get Air France pet policy
curl https://info.pawgo.fr/api/v1/airlines/AF
# Get Japan import requirements
curl https://info.pawgo.fr/api/v1/countries/JP
# See all endpoints
curl https://info.pawgo.fr/api/v1/openapi.json
Full API docs: info.pawgo.fr/developers
Data coverage
- 130+ airlines — cabin, checked, cargo policies for dogs and cats
- 100+ countries — import/export requirements (microchip, rabies, titer test, health certificate, quarantine, import permit, breed restrictions)
- Updated daily by Pawgo's AI crawling agent
- Completeness scored — every record has a quality score (0-100%)
ChatGPT Custom GPT
Want to create a Pawgo GPT for ChatGPT? We've included the config:
- Instructions:
chatgpt-gpt-instructions.md - OpenAPI Action schema:
openapi-action.yaml
Go to chat.openai.com/gpts/editor, paste the instructions and schema, add the Pawgo logo, and publish. (Requires ChatGPT Plus)
Poe Bot
Create a free Pawgo bot on Poe using the same instructions and OpenAPI schema above. No subscription required.
Links
- Pawgo (trip planner): www.pawgo.fr
- API docs: info.pawgo.fr/developers
- Airline policies: info.pawgo.fr/airlines
- Country requirements: info.pawgo.fr/countries
- Compare: info.pawgo.fr/compare
License
MIT
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