Taking Your Animals and Pets to France.

The Western european Pet Passport The EU pet passport is a little pamphlet which acts as a passport for your animals and issued by a licenced vet. It is valid for the life of your pet so long as the proper vaccination treatments are kept recent. Prior to going back to the United Kingdom you're going to need to visit a French vet surgeon to carry out flea and tick treatment this has to be carried out between twenty-four and forty eight hours in advance of your pet is due to go back to Britain. Your pet must be at least a quarter old to go.

Bringing moggies, dogs or ferrets to France permanently If you're moving to France permanently with dogs, cats or Ferrets and don't plan to return with them to England then you've got to make certain that each animal has a legitimate pet passport. Your pet must be at least three months old to go. Traveling by air could be a great joy or it can turn out to be an awful bad dream. Some of the finest and the worst experiences rel ated to air travel don't happen in the air but on the ground, at the aeroports. Frommers Travel Guide has assembled an inventory of the best aeroports and the worst. Another terminal which was identified as fantastic by Frommers is the Leifur Eiriksson Air Terminal. Both these top 2 terminals won wonderful marks because they were visually surprising, well-organized, and extraordinarily clean. Travelers detest this terminal as the bogs are grimy, the scanning machines don't work correctly, and there aren't enough signs to tell visitors where they have to be going. The Heathrow terminal in London is infamously ineffectual. Airline passengers who want to avoid having difficulties when they're traveling should make efforts to circumvent the aeroports that have got the worst reps. Bringing birds to France The ECU rules concerning the moving of birds around Europe have been tightened replying to the latest bird influenza alert. This is a great item all about bed and breakfast guesthouses. However it is assumed that these rules could be relaxed in 2011. Bringing other pets to France Other pets like rabbits, gerbils, guinea pigs and reptiles, may travel to France without a passport but you need to declare you are travelling with them when you leave the United Kingdom. But it's also sensible to acquire a certificate from your vet saying that your pet is in healthy as this is going to be requested.