Can dogs travel on ferry?
Most ferries allow you to leave your dog in your car. If doing so, be aware that it may not be possible to visit your pet during the journey. Most ferry companies recommend the use of on-board kennels if available.
Can dogs go on ferries to Ireland?
Irish Ferries participates in the Pet Travel Scheme. Motorists and foot -passengers may bring their pet with them. All Dogs, Cats and Ferrets travelling under this scheme need a Pet Passport. It is your responsibility to ensure that all the entry conditions are met otherwise your pet will not be allowed to travel.
Can I sedate my dog for travel?
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, in most cases, dogs should not be given sedatives or tranquilizers prior to flying because they can create respiratory and cardiovascular problems as the dog is exposed to increased altitude pressures.
Can I stay in my car on a CalMac ferry?
The change does not affect any of CalMac’s larger vessels where passengers are not permitted to remain in their vehicles. Currently, CalMac can only allow those passengers who are travelling in ambulances and/or are accompanied by medical staff to travel whilst on the car deck of our major vessels.
Can you take a dog to Spain on holiday?
You can take your pet with you so long as you meet all the legal requirements and have the necessary documentation. Veterinary passport for travel with dogs and cats as pets. You do not need a special veterinary ID to travel within Spain; you just have to have the animal’s official health card with you.
Can I take my dog to Dublin from UK?
To travel from Great Britain to Ireland with your pet, your pet will require a microchip, rabies vaccine at least 21 days before travel, worming treatment (for dogs) and animal health certificate, or a pet passport issued outside of Great Britain. For more information, see the UK government website.
