Hi,
I'd like to bring a cat into the UK from LA, North America. (Via Bruxelles so she can be in the cabin with me)
Am I right that there are two crucial points?
1. I book the passenger ticket online as normal (making sure the airline chosen allows pets in cabin) and then contact the airline to book the cat in as excess baggage?
2. Is this the correct, up to date requirements for paper work to fulfill the trip? Can one local vet provide all of this?
1. ISO Microchip
2. Rabies Vaccine (Minimum 21 days prior to travel, but after microchip)
3. EU Annex IV veterinary Certificate (CFIDA endorsed)
4. EU Declaration Form (non-commercial transit)
5. Official Health Certificate issued by vet and endorsed by CFIDA valid for 10 days (Valid for 4 months once in the EU, or up to Rabies vaccine validity, which ever date is earlier)
Can the carrier be soft, as I know under seat space is limited...
Is there anything else I need to do? I now have brain-freeze :O
I'd like to bring a cat into the UK from LA, North America. (Via Bruxelles so she can be in the cabin with me)
Am I right that there are two crucial points?
1. I book the passenger ticket online as normal (making sure the airline chosen allows pets in cabin) and then contact the airline to book the cat in as excess baggage?
2. Is this the correct, up to date requirements for paper work to fulfill the trip? Can one local vet provide all of this?
1. ISO Microchip
2. Rabies Vaccine (Minimum 21 days prior to travel, but after microchip)
3. EU Annex IV veterinary Certificate (CFIDA endorsed)
4. EU Declaration Form (non-commercial transit)
5. Official Health Certificate issued by vet and endorsed by CFIDA valid for 10 days (Valid for 4 months once in the EU, or up to Rabies vaccine validity, which ever date is earlier)
Can the carrier be soft, as I know under seat space is limited...
Is there anything else I need to do? I now have brain-freeze :O
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