UK to EU Pet Travel Form

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If we are able to offer you an appointment, you will need to bring with you:

Proof of rabies vaccination
Proof of microchipping

If you have a pet passport for your pet that was issued before 31/12/2020 this can be used as proof for both the rabies vaccination and microchip. If you do not have a pet passport for your pet then please bring with you the vaccination card that shows the current rabies vaccination and a document confirming that your pet has been microchipped.

A member of our team will review your application form and contact you to confirm if we are able to offer an appointment. Please note, we are receiving extremely high volumes of AHC requests, due to this we will be unable to process an application for an AHC request with less than 2 weeks’ notice.

Owner Details

Date of Travel :

Title:

First Name or Initial*:

Surname*:

Address Line 1:

Address Line 2:

Address Line 3:

City:

County:

Postcode:

Telephone number (only one please, mobile preferred):

Email*:

Pet Details

Point of entry into the EU (Which EU member state are you entering into FIRST):

Name the species and how many of each you are travelling with (maximum 5 pets) Example: 1 dog, 2 cats, 1 ferret:

Sex:

Neutered:

Breed:

Colour:

Microchip Number:

Date of implantation:

Date of Birth:

Who will be travelling with the pet(s) (please select one, and provide further details if applicable):

Provide name, address and phone number for authorised person or designated carrier:

Date of rabies vaccination:

Is this their first rabies vaccine?:

Yes
No

If not, has there been a break between their previous rabies vaccination expiring and their current rabies vaccination?:

Tapeworm treatment is required when travelling from Great Britain to EU listed tapeworm free countries including Northern Ireland, Malta, Ireland, and Finland. These dogs must be treated for tapeworm not more than 120 hours and not less than 24 hours before time of entry into one of these countries. Please select from one of the following options (not applicable to cats or ferrets)

PLEASE NOTE - before returning to Great Britain dogs must be treated for tapeworm not less than 24 hours, not more than 120 hours before time of entry except for return from Northern Ireland, Finland, Ireland, or Malta. You must take your AHC with you for this treatment to a vet in the EU country you are in. If you are leaving Great Britain on a short trip returning within 120 hours you need to have this treatment done before leaving.

I declare that the information entered above is accurate and correct. By submitting this form, I agree that Croft Veterinary Centre (or its agents) will use this information to complete an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) and any errors or omissions in the information I have provided may invalidate this AHC. Any invalidation of an AHC caused by errors or omissions in this form is entirely at my own risk:

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