This is a picture of what appears to be a domestic cat perched on top of an express train at Euston station, London, which prevented the train’s departure for 2.5 hours as the staff at the station struggled to get … Continue reading →
An animal health certificate (AHC) is now required in the UK in place of the pet passport to take cats and dogs to the EU and it costs £93.50p. Now that the United Kingdom has definitively left the European Union, … Continue reading →
Domestic cats form strong attachments to both the people they live with and the place where they live. Dogs, on the other hand, become strongly attached to their human guardian, other dogs and the place where they live comes last. … Continue reading →
Summary: As at the date of this post the answer is No. Except for Sydney and Brisbane in Australia or except for one service animal anywhere plus protection for the car. It seems that until very recently (in Australia) companion … Continue reading →
This is a magical human-cat relationship on a magic carpet ride journey through Europe and thence to the rest of the world. If you are the type who likes cats and dislikes the idea of living a conventional life, you’ll … Continue reading →
Yes, cats can travel on trains although I am referring to domestic cats. Size matters. USA In the US you can take a cat under 20 pounds in weight onto Amtrak trains for $26 (as at the date of this … Continue reading →
American trucker, Nick, lost his cat companion who travels with him but is now reunited and they have become celebrities.
Continue reading →By Farah Al-Khojai – 5th December 2018 Are you considering the idea of starting a new life in Dubai with your cat? If you’re coming from overseas, the thought of leaving a pet behind is heartbreaking. But if you are determined … Continue reading →
In the event that the UK leaves the European Union with a hard Brexit by which I mean without an agreement with the EU then the pet travel arrangements change completely. The UK would be treated as an unlisted country. … Continue reading →
The story of Tigger, the much travelled 15-year-old Australian cat, reminds me of the dangers of cat travel over long distances. Every so often we hear of cats who have become lost at airports. There are dangers as well for … Continue reading →
