1. Changes to Pet Travel in the event of a ‘No-Deal’ Brexit
How can I take my pet on holiday when the UK leaves the EU?

2. How can I take my pet on holiday when the UK leaves the EU?
Pet owners will still be able to travel to Europe with their pet after the UK leaves the EU, whatever the outcome of the Brexit negotiations. However, in the event of ‘no deal’, you may need to take some additional steps to be able to travel with your pet to the EU.
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3. How can I take my pet on holiday when the UK leaves the EU?
Pet owners will still be able to travel to Europe with their pet after the UK leaves the EU, whatever the outcome of the Brexit negotiations. However, in the event of ‘no deal’, you may need to take some additional steps to be able to travel with your pet to the EU.
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4. by 28th November 2018 at the latest.
How can I take my pet on holiday when the UK leaves the EU?
If you are planning to travel after 29th March 2019 the Government will recommend you contact your vet at least four months in advance to check what you need to do.
If you are wishing to travel to the EU on 30th March 2019, for example, you should discuss requirements the Vet as soon as possible and
by 28th November 2018 at the latest.
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5. How can I take my pet on holiday when the UK leaves the EU?
The requirements for travel would include making sure that the pets are effectively vaccinated against rabies before they travel. This involves having an up-to-date rabies vaccination and a blood test to demonstrate sufficient levels of rabies antibody. The blood test would need to be carried out a minimum of 30 days after any initial rabies vaccination and a minimum of three months before their travel date. This means that you will need to talk to your Vet about health requirements in good time to make sure you are able to travel with you pet.
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