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To transport your furry friend from Norwich to the European Union countries, you will require a veterinary health certificate no more than 10 days before your pet travels to the EU from a non-EU country. This certificate contains details about your pet, including its name, owner’s contact details, rabies vaccination, and other relevant information.

Transporting any pet, including dogs of small or big sizes, involves several factors, including the size and weight of the dog, the mode of transport you choose, and the personalised services included. This includes pet passports, travel crates, and veterinary checks. You should also ensure that your pet is microchipped, has rabies vaccinations, and tapeworm treatments, if applicable. Professional pet transport services in Norwich, such as Exec Pets, help reduce stress by handling the paperwork and logistics. This ensures a smooth and seamless journey for your furry friends.

To travel from Europe to the UK with any pet, including a dog, you will need to make sure:

• Your pet has been microchipped before or at the same time as their rabies vaccination.

• Your dog should be vaccinated against rabies and should be at least twelve weeks old.

• You should get an animal health certificate from an official veterinarian and make sure you have proper documentation of your pet’s microchipping and vaccination history.

• If applicable, your dog should be treated by a veterinarian for tapeworm, and the treatment should be reported on the health certificate.

• Ensure that your route has been approved for pet travel.

• You should have all documents in hand to show the customs officials for a smooth check-in process.

A European passport is a travel document that allows pets such as dogs, cats, and ferrets only to travel within the EU. It contains information about the pet, its owner, its vaccination history, and contact details of both the owner and the vet. Only authorised veterinarians in an EU member state can issue EU pet passports. If your pet’s passport does not have an up-to-date record of vaccination, you will need an animal health certificate instead.

Yes, canines can travel in the Eurotunnel as long as they meet the following requirements:

• Meet DEFRA pet travel scheme requirements

• Meet EU entry requirements

• Be treated for tapeworm by a vet

• Has rabies vaccination and is properly documented

Before travelling, you should check the requirements for travelling with your four-legged companion in the Eurotunnel.

You can take your dog to Europe without flying by ferry or train. For example, dogs are free in Italy in a carrier and half the second-class fare if they're on a lead and muzzled. In Germany, small dogs and cats in containers travel free, while larger dogs pay the child rate. Before travelling with your dog to Europe, you should make sure that your dog is microchipped, is vaccinated for rabies and other mandatory diseases, has an IATA-compliant pet crate, and all of its vaccinations are well-documented in a health certificate.

Renowned for their pet-friendly culture, Germany and France are both considered to be one of the most dog-friendly countries in Europe. Other dog-friendly cities in Europe include Amsterdam, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, and Bruges.