Everything You Need to Know About Traveling with Your Dog

🐶Make sure to obtain an Animal Health Certificate for your dog, as it is now required instead of the pet passport.

📝Before traveling, consult with your local vet to obtain the necessary vaccinations and documentation for your dog.

🚗Consider various transportation options, such as ferries or the Eurotunnel, that allow your dog to stay with you during the journey.

💼Carry essential supplies for your dog, including their bed, water, food, toys, and grooming items, to ensure their comfort throughout the trip.

🌍Research the pet policies and regulations of the countries you plan to visit, as each country may have different requirements for traveling with pets.

What documents are needed to take your dog across the border?

—You will need an Animal Health Certificate, which has replaced the pet passport since Brexit. This certificate contains your dog's health information and vaccination history.

How do you deal with stray dogs in different countries?

—We have not encountered any stray dogs during our travels in Europe. However, it's always advisable to be cautious and carry a muzzle with you, as some countries may have specific regulations regarding stray dogs.

How did Fletcher find the ferry crossings and Eurotunnel?

—Fletcher has been amazing during all the crossings. We have taken the ferry from Plymouth to Roskoff, the Eurotunnel, and the Calais to Dover ferry. All crossings have been smooth, and Fletcher has either stayed with us in the pet-friendly cabins or inside the vehicle.

What other supplies should you carry for your dog while traveling?

—It's essential to carry your dog's bed, water, food, toys, grooming items, and any necessary medications. Having these supplies will ensure your dog's comfort and well-being throughout the trip.

How do you handle pet regulations and policies in each country?

—Research the pet policies and regulations of each country you plan to visit. Some countries may have specific vaccination requirements or restrictions. Make sure to comply with all regulations and carry the necessary documentation for your dog.

01:34Learn essential tips for traveling with your dog.

03:50Obtain an Animal Health Certificate for your dog, as it is now required instead of the pet passport.

06:00Consult with your local vet to obtain the necessary vaccinations and documentation for your dog.

09:35Consider various transportation options that allow your dog to stay with you during the journey.

11:06Carry essential supplies for your dog to ensure their comfort throughout the trip.

17:13Research the pet policies and regulations of the countries you plan to visit.