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& the same applies here but at the end they do not have a job as there are far more vets qualifying than jobs available. That is why you always used to get so many spanish vets in the Uk in private practice & also abbatoir & food production. Last spanish vet I spoke to here was applying to the Guardia Civil ,Seprona side.But is it a 'RIP Off' or has the changes post B**t meant more work (Process) for Vets, just pause a moment and consider for a vet to become qualified they have to spend 5-6 years at University at around £9-13K per year for course fees plus costs, they have to have an undergrad and postgrad degree so thier debt in our wonderful higher ed scheme is going to cost the best part of £80K+, they will have had to do placements or internments where they were paid very little. They have all their kit to pay for along with business overheads.
I am not saying the price isn't high but you are asking a highly qualified individual (who also needs 150 hours CPD every 3 years) to create you pet passport.
Controversial comments I know but there are others sides to a indirect cost that Vets have we may not see.
People are using a vet near Folkstone call Abbywell or (something similar) paying £98, I used a vet near me, Bury St Edmunds, cost me £100, next one will cost me £90, she gives a 10% discount second time around.Pleas do tell the vet's that do it for less than £100
Bill
Abbeywell £99 and £75 for a subsequent AHC. My vet where we have been going for 20 plus years with cats and the fog wanted over £200 for the AHC on top of the rabies jab. Abbeywell did the £200 plus bit for £99.Pleas do tell the vet's that do it for less than £100
Bill
Vets4Pets are now saying that this was the price for regular clients and the price I was quoted was a mistake so I can suck it (£70) up. Unbelievable.Avarice is alive and well in the Veterinary business!
Marvellous auto-correct on Moto G50! DOG!!!!!! DOG!!!cats and the fog
The looming financial crisis may help to reduce costs here. I also suspect that a vet could enter medical school and become a GP& the same applies here but at the end they do not have a job as there are far more vets qualifying than jobs available. That is why you always used to get so many spanish vets in the Uk in private practice & also abbatoir & food production. Last spanish vet I spoke to here was applying to the Guardia Civil ,Seprona side.
Did you not get a passport for your mutt when in Spain Chris?Our vet (S E London) charged us £170 and then we paid 30 Euros in Spain for the worming tablet.
No. I was confused about what I was doing to be honest having never had a dog before. I thought you needed an AHC from the UK and then another AHC to get back. An enlightened soul put me straight that on the other side it was just worming tablets and a signature.Did you not get a passport for your mutt when in Spain Chris?
Thanks for that, I'd forgotten about the reduction for using their services again which we'll need to do for our new dog Bella - she's having her rabies jab towards the end of the month (£57) so every littel helps!Abbeywell £99 and £75 for a subsequent AHC. My vet where we have been going for 20 plus years with cats and the fog wanted over £200 for the AHC on top of the rabies jab. Abbeywell did the £200 plus bit for £99.
The reduction is for subsequent Ahc for the same dog not an extra new dog I believeThanks for that, I'd forgotten about the reduction for using their services again which we'll need to do for our new dog Bella - she's having her rabies jab towards the end of the month (£57) so every littel helps!
It actually has 2 validity periods: it is valid for travel from the UK for only 10 days within which time it must be used to go abroad; it is then valid to travel back to the UK within 4 months (subject to worming being done of course).The real pain for the AHC is it only lasts a few days and is valid for one trip only. This is illogical as all the certificate does is state the dog has an in date rabies vaccine. There is no reason why it couldn't remain valid until the expiry date of the vaccine. However, there is only space on the form for recording one worming treatment so for that reason alone it works for only one trip.
Bummer ... just checked and you are correct ...The reduction is for subsequent Ahc for the same dog not an extra new dog I believe
No! ...do you mean I need to have another rabies jab administered each time I apply for an AHC even if the rabies jab is in date?
The part I have highlighted in red is not true. Under EU law vets are permitted to issue Pet Passports based on info provided by an AHC. See below, taken from the APHA booklet 'How to Complete Pet Passports' when we were still members of the EU.Your rabies jab only needs renewing when the expiry date is reached, not every time you get an AHC. However if you decide to get a pet passport in Europe 99.9% of the time the rabies jab will have to be renewed by the European vet, ( irrespective of whether it is due) , as they are not permitted to transfer the information from any UK paperwork. I hope this makes sense!
It was a direct response to your initial question. So no you don't need another rabies vaccination if the current rabies vaccination is in date, provided you have sufficient adequate proof of the details and the date of the vaccination to satisfy the vet providing the second and subsequent AHCs.No! ...do you mean I need to have another rabies jab administered each time I apply for an AHC even if the rabies jab is in date