Dogs, cats or ferrets are allowed on our ships, as long as they meet all the EU entry requirements and have a valid AHC or EU Pet Passport. For more details visit the gov.uk site.
Can I take my dog on the ferry from Dover to Calais?
Dogs, cats or ferrets are allowed on our ships, as long as declared at the time of booking and they meet the EU entry guidelines and have a current EU issued Pet Passport or a valid Animal Health Certificate (AHC).
Can I stay with my dog on a ferry?
Most crossings require your dog to remain in your vehicle or one of the ferry’s kennels and we have teamed up with the RSPCA to help make sure that wherever your dog spends his time, his experience is a positive and enjoyable one.
Can my dog come on the ferry with me?
Most ferries companies do allow you to bring your pets with you for a small fee. You can enter your pets’ details when searching for ferry tickets.
Can I take a dog on a ferry as a foot passenger?
Motorists and foot -passengers may bring their pet with them. All Dogs, Cats and Ferrets travelling under this scheme need a Pet Passport. It is your responsibility to ensure that all the entry conditions are met otherwise your pet will not be allowed to travel.
Can I bring my dog to Port Dover?
We know how much your furry friends matter to you, which is why we’re pleased to let you know that both our Dover and Calais Ferry Terminals now have two dedicated pet areas for your much-loved pets to stretch their paws and enjoy some playtime in the open-air!
How do dogs go to the bathroom on a ferry?
Once you have left the ferry, find somewhere safe to pull over and get your dog out of the car. This will allow you to check them over and gives an opportunity for them to go to the toilet and stretch their legs. The vets can often get quite full, so book your vet appointment as soon as you can for your return journey.
Does my dog need a muzzle on the ferry?
IMPORTANT: Dogs are required to wear a muzzle when outside of their owner’s vehicle: during check-in and during transfer between your vehicle and the kennel or a specially adapted cabin (depending on the ship), as well only at any time during outings in the exercise areas.
How do you calm a dog down on a ferry?
Bringing a familiar blanket or toy along on the journey can help pets feel at ease. Dog or cat pheromone sprays can help to have a calming effect on anxious pets. For extremely stressed pets, prescription medications are available but these should be used sparingly.
Are dogs allowed on the ferry to the UK?
Your pet must be taken on board the ship in your car and must remain either in your car or in the kennels provided by Irish Ferries for the duration of the voyage. The kennels can be booked in advance and are free of charge. Family pets are not allowed on the passenger decks at any time.
What is a dog Lodge on a ferry?
Dog lodges are situated on the Promenade Deck. Not only will the dog lodge allow access to your pet throughout the crossing but you can also exercise them under controlled conditions. Pets, other than guide, hearing or assistance dogs, are not permitted onboard in the passengers areas.
Can I visit my pet on ferry?
They can either travel in a pet-friendly cabin (where your pet can stay with you during the sailing), in onboard kennels or in your vehicle. On ships where there are no kennels or pet-friendly cabins your pet must remain in your vehicle.
What ships allow dogs?
British cruise line Cunard operates the world’s only pet-friendly ship, sailing between New York and England.
Are dogs allowed on Eurotunnel?
Enjoy stress free travel for you and your pet.
Facilities are available in both Folkestone and Calais to enable 24-hour pet check-in. Pets can travel for only £22 per pet each way (applicable for Dogs, cats & ferrets) DEFRA Pet Travel Documentation required. Registered Guide and Assistance Dogs travel free*.
Do DFDS charge for dogs?
Travelling with your pet
As part of the DEFRA Pet Travel Scheme (PETS), we provide safe transportation for your pets onboard our ferries. On our Dover to Calais and Dover to Dunkirk ferry crossings, pet bookings must be made in advance of travel and there is a charge of £15 per pet each way.
Can I take my dog on Eurostar?
Unfortunately, Eurostar isn’t part of the pet passport scheme, so we only allow guide dogs and assistance dogs on board. Since our trains don’t have space to carry animals comfortably, we feel it’s in the best interests of pets, their owners and other passengers not to let them on the train.
Can you take dogs to white cliffs of Dover?
We welcome responsible dog owners at the White Cliffs of Dover. The cliffs make an ideal location to walk with your dog, to make sure that you have a safe and enjoyable visit please follow the information below.
Can dogs visit Dover Castle?
Dogs: Dogs on leads are welcome in the castle grounds. Assistance dogs welcome throughout the site. Parking: Free parking within the grounds for up to 200 cars, plus off-site parking at peak times.
Do dogs have to wear muzzles on Brittany Ferries?
Yes, your dog must be muzzled and on a lead whenever they are outside their owner’s vehicle, during check-in and during any transfers on board e.g. between the car decks and your pet-friendly cabin or kennels and between the pet-friendly cabin/kennel and the pet exercise area.
Can you stay in the car on a ferry?
If you are wondering if can you stay in your vehicle on a ferry the answer in most cases is no. Once the vessel starts with crossing, you will not be allowed onto the car parking deck as most of the large car ferries for safety reasons, do not allow passengers to stay in their cars.
Where do dogs pee when flying?
Where do dogs pee on planes? Dogs will typically have to pee on a pad or towel in their crate when flying on a plane. Most airlines don’t allow dogs out of their crate or out from under the seat and walking into the cabin during flight.