PRACTICAL PLANNING FOR DOGS & CATS
Start with the question you need answered: travel documents, your route, the right carrier or insurance. Each guide helps you prepare questions for your vet and transport provider.
Start with your route, your pet’s existing records and a vet appointment. A pet passport is a travel document; it does not replace checking destination rules, transport policies or return-entry requirements.
Read the guideFor a journey from Great Britain to Europe, establish the correct document with an Official Veterinarian before booking. Eligibility depends on the owner, pet, route and current official rules.
Read the guideChoose your departure country and travel method first. Then confirm your dog’s documents with your vet, reserve the pet space with your operator and plan the return journey before leaving home.
Read the guideMeasure your dog, check the exact operator’s requirements and introduce the crate before travel. A product label or shopping search result does not establish that an airline will accept a carrier.
Read the guideThey are different policies. Check residency, overseas cover and trip limits with the provider.
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