Monday 20 April 2009

Flying Fur!

There are many reasons why you might need to travel with a pet animal: it might be part of a complex family relocation, you may be bringing home a newly acquired animal, or simply taking a pet away with you on a holiday. But travel can be stressful for an animal so it helps if you have the facts before you start out. 

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Whatever the reason for moving an animal, it's important to know the regulations and the conditions that might affect you or the animal – whether it's crossing a border or entering an area with a health hazard.

AngloINFO has a wealth of information for dog and cat owners. The INFOrmation Page on Pet Travel and Moving with Animals to Germany explains in detail how to keep your pet legal, safe and healthy while moving to, from, or around mainland Europe. It includes information on the European Pet Passport which is now widely used. 

If you need supplies like food, or just toys to keep your pet occupied on the trip, you'll find pet supply stores (and more) in the Dogs, Cats, Pets & Animals category of The AngloFILE directory of local English-speaking businesses and services.

And finally, Pets & Animals Local Discussions is where you can ask questions or share information about animals of all types - from your household pet to the regional wildlife.

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