I have just taken my dog to her vets with an ear problem. Whilst there I asked how much for an AHC and she said they didn’t do them as the vet has not got the necessary qualification?!?
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Think they mean that the vet has to be an OV (Official Veterinarian), like they would have had to be to issue a Pet Passport (in the good old days).I have just taken my dog to her vets with an ear problem. Whilst there I asked how much for an AHC and she said they didn’t do them as the vet has not got the necessary qualification?!?
We’ve never done a worming treatment to enter the eu. We have to enter the uk, but not the eu
Sorry I was thinking of NI as that's where we were planning on going, not now though.Not so, unless you are travelling directly to Finland, Norway, Malta or Republic of Ireland - plus the b*ll*cks that has been created between GB and Northern Ireland. These countries are known to be free of the Echinococcus multilocularis tapeworm (as indeed is GB, but no longer in the eyes of the EU), whereas the rest of Europe does have it. So no point in worming your dog against a tapeworm that doesn’t exist in the UK in order to enter an area that has it. It’s the other way round.
This certainly seems a fair reflection of the situation, matching exactly what our Vet disclosed to us today when we visited for our two dogs annual MOT. The vet was saying they have been under pressure from clients to produce sometimes several AHC's a day, mainly from people returning to Europe having lived in the UK plus a limited number of people going on holiday. The vet said each time it takes her around 45 minutes to pre-fill all the known information, then more time to check the animal properly, before completing the paperwork, signing the declarations, etc. She estimates total time required for our 2 dogs will be a 90 minute appointment, plus her pre-admin, and quoted £250 total for the two dogs.
She was very clear that once borders open up with more freedom of travel they simply will be unable to cope with demand and still deliver the normal range of services. Her prediction is that either the Government will resolve the problem by getting EU agreement to go back to Pet Passports or specialist businesses will end up setting up purely to handle the demand on the vet industry to produce AHC's. A problem looming for 2022 I suspect.
As there are no internal borders there doesn't appear to be anything to stop yo doing so.Q: Would it be possible to enter via NI and then drive to Ireland to obtain an EU passport?
If you pets rabies vaccination is still valid then wait until you are in Europe and get an EU pet passport. When we returned to the uk this spring we obtained an EU pet passport, including rabies vaccine and worming, for about €48This was my quote this week.
To Richard,
The cost all in would be £325
£250 for the AHC and £75 for the rabies vaccination.
We hope this clears things up for you.
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If you pets rabies vaccination is still valid then wait until you are in Europe and get an EU pet passport. When we returned to the uk this spring we obtained an EU pet passport, including rabies vaccine and worming, for about €48
With an EU pet passport you can forget all this nonsense of AHCs.
Say hello to Jumar Close when you're there ...We have an appointment with Warsash Vets on 31st August and the charge is £90.
You don't need an AHC on the Cairnryan to Belfast route. These have been suspended until October along with other checks. Thedriver so don't waste money on the AHC.WE have an Appointment with Paul Jarmin vets in Thetford on 26.aug for AHC. Originally posted on the good guys post at £35 now £110 inc consultation fee. (tel 01842 828938.) Then have a ferry from Cairnryan to Belfast For App with Carn Vets ( which I must do tomorrow) in Carndonagh,County Donagal ( Tel +353.74.737.4127 ) In the North of Southern Ireland for PP, I haven't asked them for a price on that yet, I will when I phone for App. They seem like nice poeple with all positive revues on there website
I am just hoping that free movement to North and south Ireland continues until then. Wish me luck !! Bruce
My story is the same, was quoted different prices between £250 and £160.Reboot
There looks to be a vast difference in prices throughout the country, I rang Vet4pets at Durhan a couple of weeks ago and was quoted £80.
Imo some quotes like yours are saying go elsewhere we don't want the work.
Will the Vet not need the AHC in order to issue a pet passport? Would be great if they didn'tYou don't need an AHC on the Cairnryan to Belfast route. These have been suspended until October along with other checks. Thedriver so don't waste money on the AHC.
Sonja
Will this Vet transfer current rabies boosters onto the new pet passport? ThanksWE have an Appointment with Paul Jarmin vets in Thetford on 26.aug for AHC. Originally posted on the good guys post at £35 now £110 inc consultation fee. (tel 01842 828938.) Then have a ferry from Cairnryan to Belfast For App with Carn Vets ( which I must do tomorrow) in Carndonagh,County Donagal ( Tel +353.74.737.4127 ) In the North of Southern Ireland for PP, I haven't asked them for a price on that yet, I will when I phone for App. They seem like nice poeple with all positive revues on there website
I am just hoping that free movement to North and south Ireland continues until then. Wish me luck !! Bruce
AHC is valid for 4 months but I could come back on new EU PP. But I am returning from N Ireland so no checks until 1st Oct. My ferry is on 30th Sept. Bruce Check my post506Will the Vet not need the AHC in order to issue a pet passport? Would be great if they didn't
If you didn't have the AHC would you need to return to the UK before the end of September?
Good luck with your trip, Bruce. Please let us know how you get on.WE have an Appointment with Paul Jarmin vets in Thetford on 26.aug for AHC. Originally posted on the good guys post at £35 now £110 inc consultation fee. (tel 01842 828938.) Then have a ferry from Cairnryan to Belfast For App with Carn Vets ( which I must do tomorrow) in Carndonagh,County Donagal ( Tel +353.74.737.4127 ) In the North of Southern Ireland for PP, I haven't asked them for a price on that yet, I will when I phone for App. They seem like nice poeple with all positive revues on there website
I am just hoping that free movement to North and south Ireland continues until then. Wish me luck !! Bruce