Yes, as long as your puppy or kitten is at least 4 months old
. This is because France requires dogs and cats to be vaccinated against rabies, which can only be administered to pets over the age of 3 months. You must then wait 21 days after the vaccination, before entering France.
Can I take my dog on holiday to France from UK?
Within 10 days of traveling
Your Vet needs to issue an Animal Health Certificate for your dog within 10 days of your travel date
. The Animal Health Certificate is the key document that gives your dog entry to the EU and Northern Ireland and is valid only for 10 days so the timing of this vet visit is critical.
What are the rules for taking dogs to France?
- The animal must be at least 12 weeks old.
- Your pet must be identified by a microchip (standard ISO 11784 or annex A ISO standard 11785) or a tattoo. …
- Your pet must have a valid rabies vaccination.
Do dogs have to quarantine in France?
Assuming test results within acceptable limits, your pet can enter France no sooner than 3 calendar months after the date the blood was drawn and
avoid quarantine
. This step is not required unless entering France from a high-rabies country (click here).
Can I take my dog to France in 2021?
Your pet will need a new AHC for each trip to France
. On arrival in France, pet owners travelling with pets will need to enter through a designated travellers’ point of entry (TPE). If you are a UK national living in France and plan to travel with your pet using a UK-issued pet passport, you should speak to your vet.
Can I take my dog to France after Brexit?
On 1 January 2021, the UK became an EU “part two listed” country. This means
pets from England, Scotland and Wales can travel within the EU’s borders as long as owners obtain an animal health certificate (AHC) first
. The AHC confirms that your pet is microchipped and vaccinated against rabies.
Can I take my dog to France on the ferry?
Dogs, cats or ferrets are allowed on our ships, as long as they meet all the EU entry requirements and have a valid AHC or EU Pet Passport
.
Can you take a dog on the Eurotunnel?
Only five pets per vehicle can travel
(both ways)**. When you start your journey, you’ll want your pet to be as comfortable as possible. After all, everybody wants to travel in comfort, including your pets! With Eurotunnel, your pet stays in the car with you.
Will pet passports be valid after Brexit?
Since Brexit,
pet passports issued in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) are no longer valid for travel to an EU country or Northern Ireland
.
Do I need a passport for my dog to go to France?
Obtaining a France pet passport to take dogs to France is pretty straightforward. Firstly,
you will need to get them an EU Pet Passport
. This involves getting your dog microchipped and vaccinated against rabies at the vet.
Can you take dogs on Brittany Ferries?
Pets are not allowed in public areas of the ship or cabins (except registered assistance dogs)
. Pets are only allowed in pet-friendly cabins, kennels and the designated exercise area.
Can you take dogs abroad on holiday?
As long as you follow the rules and get everything done in time your dog should be fine to travel abroad
. If you are taking your dog back into the UK they will need to meet the following requirements: be microchipped. have had a rabies vaccination.
How much does an AHC cost?
On average, an AHC will cost
between £100-£150
which will include the consultation and reviewing all the paperwork. However, this will not include the additional costs of: vaccinations needed. microchipping.
Are dog passports still valid?
You can no longer use a pet passport issued in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland) for travel to an EU country or Northern Ireland. You can still use a pet passport issued in an EU country or Northern Ireland.
What are the new rules for pets travelling abroad?
- Ensure their dog, cat or ferret is microchipped.
- Ensure that their dog, cat or ferret is vaccinated against rabies – pets must be at least 12 weeks old before they can be vaccinated.
- Wait 21 days after the primary vaccination before travel.
Do dogs have to stay in the car on a ferry?
Most crossings require your dog to remain in your vehicle
or one of the ferry’s kennels and we have teamed up with the RSPCA to help make sure that wherever your dog spends his time, his experience is a positive and enjoyable one.
Can I take dog on ferry?
Most ferries’ pet policies focus almost entirely on dogs
, as these are the most frequently-transported animals. A tiny minority of ferries readily accept cats and even ferrets, but most provide no information on the subject. To transport anything other than a dog we would therefore advise you do further research.
Can you take dogs on Santander ferry?
Coping with the trip
When taking the ferry to Spain,
pets cannot be left in vehicles given the duration of the crossing
. As such, it’s necessary to book a cabin that can accommodate you and your pet. Alternatively, there’s also the option of using the on-board kennel services available on many crossings to Spain.
Are dogs allowed on beaches in France?
But with
France’s 267 dog friendly beaches
, you’ll still be spoilt for choice. Whether you’re looking for a dog-friendly beach for your destination, or just a few ideal stop-off points along the way, there’s a beach perfect for a game of fetch, whatever the weather.
Can I take dog on Eurostar?
Unfortunately, Eurostar isn’t part of the pet passport scheme, so
we only allow guide dogs and assistance dogs on board
. Since our trains don’t have space to carry animals comfortably, we feel it’s in the best interests of pets, their owners and other passengers not to let them on the train.
