General
Information
We
offer help and advice on the best method of transporting your pet, as well as
carrying out all form filling for licence application and customs
paperwork. We exceed recommendations laid down by the Voluntary Code of Practice.
Airlines
charge by weight or volume, whichever is the higher. Your pet will have to travel
as consigned cargo (this is a Ministry regulation). The boarding document will
tell you how to measure for the travelling box. In our experience, pets that have
not been tranquilised fare better than those who have as it takes away the power
in their muscles, which can bewilder them. If your pet is a bad traveller then
you need to see your vet. Pets should always travel on an empty stomach as this
will stop any calls of nature on their trip. There will be food waiting for them
on arrival. It is law that all dogs and cats arriving in England have to have
an anti-rabies vaccinination on arrival. We would assure you that as dead vaccines
are used there is no cumulative effect.
All
animals must be fully innoculated. If needed this can be done at an extra charge.
We
take a lot of pride in the upkeep of our centre and the welfare and happiness
of all our charges. Our dedicated staff have been with us for a number of years
and the love and care that they show to our charges is first rate. Our vet comes
out to visit each day as the law requires. If your dog or cat needs treatment
whilst here we will try and contact you. The vet's fees are charged prior to the
departure of your pet.
We
always collect our own pets from airports and ferry ports in the UK.
If
you wish to use our Quarantine Centre, we will need you to fill out an application
form with the following information about your dog, cat or small mammal: owner's
name, address, telephone number, breed, sex, age, name, weight and colour,
approximate
date of
arrival and airport/ferry port. We can sort out all the paperwork for you. the
only documents you will receive from the Ministry is a white boarding licence
plus red rabies control sticker, which should be attached to the travel box.
Once
you have the documents you can then book the travel arrangements.