Travelling with Pet to a Non-EU country (Rules to know) 2024




 Planning to travel with your pet to a non-EU country? Ensure a smooth journey with expert pet travel services. Here’s what you need to know:

Export Health Certificate (EHC) Requirement If you're heading to a non-EU country, obtaining an Export Health Certificate (EHC) is essential. This certificate verifies that your pet meets the health standards of your destination.

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Export Application Form (EXA) In England, Scotland, or Wales, you'll also need to complete an Export Application Form (EXA). This form varies by country and pet type, detailing specific application procedures.

Official Vet Nomination Designate an official veterinarian to receive the EHC. They'll verify your pet's health and identification compliance before your departure, ensuring all requirements are met.

Country-Specific Rules Each country has unique regulations. Review your destination’s requirements to anticipate any additional restrictions or conditions before travel.

Prepare for Your Return Rules for returning to Great Britain depend on your departure country. Understand the guidelines to facilitate a smooth return journey with your pet.

Ensure your pet's journey is safe and compliant with expert pet travel services. Contact us now to arrange your pet's travel logistics and navigate international regulations seamlessly.

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