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1. www.gov.uk › taking-your-pet-abroadTaking your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad - GOV.UK

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   You’ll need to go through a travellers’ point of entry when you arrive in an EU country or Northern Ireland. You may need to show your pet’s animal health certificate or a valid pet passport ...

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2. www.gov.uk › taking-your-pet-abroad › getting-anTaking your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad - GOV.UK

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   • When to get an animal health certificate
   • How to get an animal health certificate

   You must get an animal health certificate in the 10 days before you enter the EU as long as your pet either:

   •has an up-to-date rabies vaccination already

   •only needs booster doses to keep the vaccination up to date

   If your pet needs a rabies vaccination, you must wait 21 days after the vaccination date before you get an animal health certificate. Day 1 is the day after vaccination.

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   You must take your pet to your vet to get an animal health certificate.

   The certificate needs to be signed by an ‘official veterinarian’ (OV). Check your vet can issue animal health certificates. If they cannot, ask them to help you find an OV.

   When you visit your vet, you’ll need to take proof of your pet’s:

   •microchipping date

   •vaccination history

   Your pet’s animal health certificate will be valid after the date of issue for:

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4. www.gov.uk › government › newsNew rules for pet travel from 1 January 2021 - GOV.UK

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   Dec 16, 2020 · The only new requirement for travel to the EU is the use of a certificate, rather than a pet passport: Ensure their dog, cat or ferret is microchipped. Ensure that their dog, cat or ferret is ...

5. www.theukrules.co.uk › rules › immigrationPet Passports UK | Documentation for Travelling with Pets ...

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   Mar 29, 2019 · As a rule it takes less than 24 hours for most vets to issue a pet passport. But, your pet cannot travel for at least 21 days after having the rabies vaccination. You may need to arrange for pet worming 1 to 5 days before re-entering the United Kingdom. Only authorised veterinarians can conduct this part of the process.

6. www.skyscanner.net › news › pet-travel-rules-afterHow to travel with a pet abroad after Brexit - Skyscanner

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   Jun 15, 2022 · Travel can only take place between 24 hours and five days of the treatment. You also have to ensure the time is documented to the hour, and travel doesn’t occur before or after a well-defined timeframe; visit a vet to get an animal health certificate (AHC) for your pet, no more than ten days before travel to the EU.

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7. www.mountvetspets.com › taking-pets-abroad-guide-ukTaking Pets Abroad From the UK - Mount Vets Pets

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   Jan 1, 2021 · Unless you’re a UK national living in the EU, your EU pet passports are no longer valid (when leaving Great Britain) from 1st January 2021. Instead, you will need an Animal Health Certificate (AHC). When travelling to the EU or Northern Ireland, your pet (including assistance dogs) needs: A Microchip. A valid rabies vaccination.

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   Do I need a pet registration if I travel abroad?

   • You’ll need written evidence of registration when you travel for an event, including: All of your pets must meet all the other requirements for pet travel to that country. Take your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad: getting a pet passport or export health certificate, microchip, vaccinations and tapeworm treatments.

   Taking your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad - GOV.UK

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   How do I travel with a pet?

   • Get a pet travel document Get an animal health certificate from your vet if you’re going to an EU country or Northern Ireland. Your pet’s animal health certificate will be valid after the date of issue for: You can also use a valid pet passport if it is accepted in the country you’re travelling to.

   Taking your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad - GOV.UK

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   Can a pet travel without a passport?

   • The pet could be travelling from one of the listed or unlisted countries without a pet passport. In this case you would need to get a third-country official veterinary certificate. Note: All your pet passports and other documents must be originals (not photocopies).

   Pet Passports UK | Documentation for Travelling with Pets - UK Rules

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   What if the owner is not travelling with the dog?

   • If the owner is not travelling with the dog, we need a signed document from the owner specifying the name of the person who is travelling with the pet. An AHC cannot be used if the pet is being sold. Please note that some countries have additional restrictions and requirements to travel to them.

   Taking Pets Abroad From the UK - Mount Vets Pets

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   Can I travel with a pet passport in the UK?

   • Any pet passports issued in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales), including the Channel Islands and Isle of Man, are now invalid for travel to an EU country or Northern Ireland. You can still use your pet passport if you are travelling to another EU country and your passport was issued in:

   Taking pets abroad after Brexit - Blue Cross

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   Can a dog travel with rabies?

   • You must get your dog, cat or ferret vaccinated against rabies before it can travel. Your vet needs proof that your pet’s at least 12 weeks old before vaccinating them. If you’re taking your pet to the EU or Northern Ireland, you must wait 21 days after the primary vaccination before you travel.

   Taking Pets Abroad From the UK - Mount Vets Pets

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9. www.bluecross.org.uk › advice › petsTaking pets abroad after Brexit - Blue Cross

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   Jan 27, 2023 · Taking pets abroad after Brexit. Travelling abroad to EU countries and Northern Ireland (NI) with your pet cat, ferret or dog changed on 1 January 2021. Any pet passports issued in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales), including the Channel Islands and Isle of Man, are now invalid for travel to an EU country or Northern Ireland. You can ...