Cat passport

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Any booster vaccinations or blood tests carried out from outside the EU must be. When you can use a pet passport. If your pet’s rabies vaccination has expired you won’t be. Check your pet’s passport contains all the required information.

How Much Does a Cat Passport Cost in the UK? The London Cat Clinic is able to provide all the services required if you would like to obtain a Passport, allowing your cat to travel with you between the UK and the EU or non-EU listed country In recent years the procedures to make your cat ready to travel have become a lot easier.

As an EU national, you can freely travel with your cat, dog or ferret if it has a European pet passport. This passport is available from any authorised veterinarian and must contain details of a valid anti-rabies vaccination.

Pet passports cover the EU and other listed countries. You’ll also need a pet passport for countries that aren’t on the list if you’re travelling from the UK, then returning with your pet. If you’re travelling with your pet to the UK from a country outside the EU, you’ll need a ‘third-country’ official vet certificate. Getting a pet passport from an animal vet is a simple process.

It means your cat or dog avoids the need for rabies quarantine when they re-enter the Great Britain. But, you will need to take your pet and some other documentation.

The adoption of harmonised rules on travelling with pets has made it easier for EU citizens and their dogs, cats or ferrets to enjoy the freedom of movement within the Union. This significant step was made possible by dramatic advances made in the fight against rabies. For movement between EU countries or from non-EU countries vaccination against rabies documented in the pet passport or the animal health certificate is the sole requirement for dogs, cats and ferrets to travel across EU.

How Long Does It Take To Get a UK Cat Passport ? To qualify for a cat passport in the UK, your cat must MUSThave a microchip (“transponder”). Rabies Vaccination. A pet passport helps you to ship your pets into and around Europe without any problems.

It forms part of the Pet Travel Scheme - the system that allows pet dogs, cats and ferrets into the UK without having to undergo quarantine. In order to get into the UK, pets must comply with all of the aspects of the Pet Travel Scheme, as listed on our Pet Travel Scheme page or the gov. For most countries, the passport is not valid for return to the UK until days after the rabies vaccination is administered.

This means that you must allow at least three weeks to complete the process.

Your pet must be at least three months old at time of applying for a passport. The Pet Passport scheme allows the entry of your cat to all members of the European Union (except Sweden). Our vets are Official Veterinarians approved to carry out vaccinations and tests required by DEFRAfor a passport.

The passport can be issued within hours Monday through Friday. The issue is if your pet will need to be vaccinated. If your cat has a rabies vaccination, days must pass before he may be eligible to travel with you. You will also need to have your pet checked and dewormed by a vet 1-days before each return.

However, after your pet has received their rabies vaccination, you must wait days to travel. Most people allow ample time to get their pets a passport, but it can be obtained in around weeks to a month if needed.

How do I get a pet passport ? Your dog, cat or ferret must have a pet passport or third country official veterinary certificate to enter (or re-enter) the UK. Your pet needs a cat or dog passport to enter United Arab Emirates which will include an import paper, proof of microchip and rabies vaccination, Blood Titer Test and veterinary certificate.