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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Travel to the UK

How long does pet transport to the United Kingdom take? The timeframe depends on departure country, airline schedules and stopovers. Most pets arrive within a day or two, but preparation such as vaccinations and paperwork can take several weeks. Starting at least three months in advance is recommended.

Do pets have to go into quarantine when arriving in the UK?

Pets that meet entry requirements, including rabies vaccination, microchipping and correct documents, usually avoid quarantine. Missing or incorrect paperwork can result in quarantine stays.

Can all breeds travel to the UK?

Most cats and dogs can enter, but the UK restricts certain dog breeds under local laws. Always check the official list before arranging pet transport to the UK.

What is the cost of UK pet transport?
Costs vary by pet size, airline choice and destination. Fees may include crates, vet checks and courier services. While it can be costly, using a professional courier ensures compliance and safety.
How do I help my pet feel comfortable during travel?

Start crate training early, maintain a familiar routine and pack a soft item with your scent. Calm pets travel better, and couriers can provide extra guidance.

Is sedating my pet recommended for long haul flights?

Sedation is not recommended as it can interfere with breathing at altitude. Vets usually suggest natural calming methods and gradual crate training instead.

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