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22/4/2019 at 5:58pm
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If your dog has had a rabies jab and been blood tested from a recognised lab showing the required results, providing you have all that recorded and a letter or note from a registered vet that the animal is "fit to travel" you will be ok.
Of course you need the worming treatment carried out in accordance with the regulations, again certified by a qualified vet .
There is no actual requirement for a European Pet Passport , it is a matter of convenience.
How do I know this? I brought my dog back from Turkey and did not have an European Pet Passport, how would you get one in Turkey?
Obviously the dog has to me microchipped and all f the paper work linked to the microchip number.
Incidentally I am currently in Turkey, with the dog, we travel out here every year, stay for sometimes up to 6 months and then return.
Been doing it for 5 years now, only place anybody checks paperwork is at Calais!
If we crash out there is a likelihood the UK could be designated an " unlisted country" so that is why a blood test might be required.
If we crash out it does not mean an end to taking your pet abroad you just need to comply with the rules.
As I travel every year and have to get an "export licence" from DEFRA to take my dog into Turkey they had sent me details of what was needed if we left. I guess they had all my details, e mail etc on their records so it was an automated delivery.
The question to me seems to be whether you need to have your dog or pet blood tested. A pain in the what's it and more expense but it is not insurmountable, there are strict time limits though.
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