A Michael Broad Blog
This article concerns pet travel from the UK to the EU. Right now, at the date of this article, nobody knows what will happen to pet travel after Brexit because there is yet to be an entire agreement between the EU and UK negotiators on the relationship between the UK and the EU from …
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. Dogs have characters better suited to travel than cats. Between cats and dogs it …
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 animals except for service animals were universally not allowed in Uber cars. But there …
The procedure for travelling with your pet to the EU appears to be off-putting in its complexity and troublesomeness once we leave the EU. Everything changes and it will inevitably be irritating. I am not going to repeat the damnable procedures on this page because Defra and the Animal and Plant Health Agency government …
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 post). They must travel in a carrier and the trip should be for up …
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 to take your feline friend with you, you should get to know the requirements …
Almost 75,000 pet passports were issued last year. This is a 50% increase on 2010. The figures come from the Animal and Plant Health Agency. In 2015, for the first 6 months, 55,000 have been issued. More than half of pet owners take their animals on holiday with them because they are part of …
Work has begun on building a specialist animal terminal called the “Ark at JFK airport”. The arrangements and living quarters for animals using the terminal will be so lavish that passengers have complained that they would be better off if they were cattle and able to use the animal terminal rather than being herded …
