Why Arriving Through the Wrong UK Route Can Mean Quarantine (And How to Avoid It)
Can the wrong UK route really mean quarantine? Yes. A dog, cat or ferret entering Great Britain can face quarantine, refusal or delay if the route or carrier is not approved, even when the health papers look right. We treat the route as a separate compliance check...
What Happens When Your Pet Arrives in the UK: Approved Routes and Animal Reception Centres Explained
What happens when your pet arrives in the UK? Your pet is received into a managed arrival system before release for collection. We look at the approved route, the reception facility, welfare handling, document checks and customs clearance. For Great Britain, the rules...
Commercial vs Non-Commercial Pet Travel: What the 5-Day Rule Means and Who It Catches Out
What does the 5-day rule mean for your pet’s travel? The 5-day rule means your dog, cat or ferret can travel separately from you and still count as non-commercial, but only if the pet moves within 5 days before or after you and remains under your responsibility...
