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The Pet Travel Scheme
The UK has changed its Quarantine regulations, The
government recently announced a new scheme which allows dogs and cats to enter
the UK from approved countries without having to go into quarantine, provided
they meet certain conditions as outlined below. The scheme also allows you to
travel to and from countries in Western Europe with your pet.
Pet Travel Scheme
(passport for pets)
In September 1998 the government published the report by the
Advisory Group on Quarantine (the AGQ) Quarantine and rabies: a reappraisal.
The Advisory Group was chaired by Professor Ian Kennedy, and is also known as
"the Kennedy Report". It set out the Group's recommendations for a
reform of the U.K. quarantine regulations.
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The scheme only applies to dogs and cats,
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It is limited to a list of approved countries, most of which
are in Europe.
Dogs for the disabled may also be able to travel by air between the UK and
Australia and New Zealand
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The scheme only operates on certain sea, air and rail routes
to and from the UK.
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Please note, the phrase "Passport for pets"
is just a name given for the procedure you need to follow.
A passport is not really issued
What are the conditions
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