Hong Kong; exciting, bustling, futuristic and ready for a brand new adventure with your pet. As a major expat destination drawing in workers from all around the world, every day Hong Kong sees dozens of pets arriving at its airports. If you’re moving to – or visiting – Hong Kong in the near future and […]
Among expats and travellers alike, America represents one of the most popular destinations of all for Brits heading abroad. It’s hardly surprising; both a shared language and culture make integration simple while the standards of living are understandably very high. A large country like the USA also means such a diversity of States, climates and […]
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So you’ve decided that you want to take your pet to Europe but you don’t know where to start? Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. This article will talk you through the process of pet travel to Europe so you know exactly how you can take your pet abroad with you. Types of Pet […]
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The Pet Travel Scheme, or PETS for short, was introduced into the UK as a way to make transporting your pet easier than ever before. Using a pet passport to record medications and treatments, many pets are now able to move easily and freely across borders with minimal disturbance. The PETS scheme allows animals to […]
G’day folks!! Great news for pets travelling to Australia as of 3rd February 2014 – quarantine has been reduced down to just TEN DAYS! Instead of the original 30. This will considerably reduce the price of relocating your pet and means your pet spends less time away from home. However, there is still a waiting […]
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The import requirements for cats and dogs travelling into the UK will change on 1 January 2012 to align with the general EU requirements (Please click here for full details) As a consequence of this change, the UK, Ireland, Sweden and Malta will be classified as ‘Category 4’ countries (A country in which rabies is absent or well […]
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