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Maybe he would entitled to a Motorhomefun sticker to put in his window ?our also. nice people at the vets. and a short hop to the shuttle.
possibly with a dog on it
Jim
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Maybe he would entitled to a Motorhomefun sticker to put in his window ?our also. nice people at the vets. and a short hop to the shuttle.
You can’t travel for 21 days after the very first rabies jab, but you’re pet will already have had the jab to leave the uk to enter the eu and you’ll have the AHC which you can use to return anyway.Heres a question but normally you can't travel for 21 days after the rabies vaccination so getting an eu passport on the way home might not be a good idea.
Yes but if you are getting a new passport in Europe and they give a rabies jab you can then not travel for 21 days after that jab.You can’t travel for 21 days after the very first rabies jab, but you’re pet will already have had the jab to leave the uk to enter the eu and you’ll have the AHC which you can use to return anyway.
Hello, How do I send a PM please? I can't find where to do it.You may be interested in a map I created last year for when Germany was a new touring place and we could all help each other out.
I created the map of google maps and then was able to share it with several other funsters. We had aires, bergs, beaches, weinguts, summer luges and vets.
If you want a link send me a pm with your email address (preferably a gmail address) to see what it is like and whether it is of any use to you.
You can obviously normally zoom in and out and behind each sign is the info such as sat nav details maybe a photo and costs etc. Phone numbers for vets and recommendations for your project. Vets were the grey pawprint and were all very highly recommended
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Yes but my point was to the ones having a brand new EU passport created where the vets have stated they can't transfer the rabies vaccination over and need to give one at the point of the passport.They are giving a booster, and before the previous jab expires, so are allowed to travel. You allowed your dogs rabies jab to expire, so then had to wait till 21 days after that.
1. Your existing Spanish PP is perfectly valid. The rabies booster in the UK was given when we were still in the EU and the vet was therefore an EU-authorised Official Vet.Yes but my point was to the ones having a brand new EU passport created where the vets have stated they can't transfer the rabies vaccination over and need to give one at the point of the passport.
I have Spanish passports for my dogs at present.... but they were given a 3 year rabies vaccination in the uk back in august ...problem is spanish passports are supposed to be every year and from what information has now been gathered apparently to keep an EU passport valid all entries have to be done in the EU.
So im concerned that their passports may no longer be valid.
So as im currently in greece and returning home next month i figured i would get new passports done in germany or france ....but if they can't swap previous vaccinations on to the new passport and therfore need to give a new rabies vaccination will i then have to wait 21 days after that to travel?
With all the other problems just now regarding covid and having to be out of the EU by 31st march i cant afford to be refused travel
I ve sent you a pm just click on the envelope next to your name in the top right corner. It should have a red "1" in itHello, How do I send a PM please? I can't find where to do it.
If you click on the picture/avatar that is beside the post with their name on it, you will see a “start conversation“ option.Hello, How do I send a PM please? I can't find where to do it.
Thats an idea regarding using the current one for returning home but getting a new one done to cover the future.1. Your existing Spanish PP is perfectly valid. The rabies booster in the UK was given when we were still in the EU and the vet was therefore an EU-authorised Official Vet.
2. If you get a new PP in Germany you will need your dogs to have another rabies booster. This will be valid straightaway as it is within the expiry date of your current vaccinations.
3. If you are still in any doubt, you can get a new PP in Germany but use your existing Spanish one to return to the UK.
4. Have you looked into getting a Greek PP while you’re still there?
I can see the attraction to getting the PP and worming at the same time. However, the worming part is easy and can be done almost anywhere on route (within the required timescale). The replacement PP is not necessarily so easy to achieve. It would be simple enough in normal times but, with Covid travel restrictions and testing plus a Schengen deadline to meet, not so easy at the moment.Ive not looked in to a greek one as id planned to do the replacement passport and worming etc at the same time
Yes i might look in to that and phone a few vetsI can see the attraction to getting the PP and worming at the same time. However, the worming part is easy and can be done almost anywhere on route (within the required timescale). The replacement PP is not necessarily so easy to achieve. It would be simple enough in normal times but, with Covid travel restrictions and testing plus a Schengen deadline to meet, not so easy at the moment.
If it was me, I would definitely be looking into the possibility of obtaining a Greek PP while you are there. You have the luxury of spare time at the moment, which will not be the case when you are on the return journey to the UK.
Thank you.If you click on the picture/avatar that is beside the post with their name on it, you will see a “start conversation“ option.
Because they had 3 year rabies boosters done in uk in august but for a Spanish passport it should only be anual onesNorthernraider , maybe I've missed something, but I thought that both your dogs already had EU (Spanish) Passports. If so, why do you want to get new ones in Germany? Couldn't you just get the boosters done there in order to maintain validity of the existing passports?
Because the Spanish passports require a rabies booster every year and can now oy be entered in EU .Northernraider , maybe I've missed something, but I thought that both your dogs already had EU (Spanish) Passports. If so, why do you want to get new ones in Germany? Couldn't you just get the boosters done there in order to maintain validity of the existing passports?
I may be going mad here, and would be glad if someone else could confirm it (maz?), but the way I see it, is that you have EU passports, which happen to have been originally issued in Spain, but which are valid throughout the EU, and in which vets of all countries throughout the EU can make valid entries.Because they had 3 year rabies boosters done in uk in august but for a Spanish passport it should only be anual ones
Because the Spanish passports require a rabies booster every year and can now oy be entered in EU .
Which is inconvenient at times.
To be honest im lost with the whole thing but I don't want to find out when im trying to cross the channel etc that someone says their not valid.I may be going mad here, and would be glad if someone else could confirm it (maz?), but the way I see it, is that you have EU passports, which happen to have been originally issued in Spain, but which are valid throughout the EU, and in which vets of all countries throughout the EU can make valid entries.
A British vet carried out the boosters during the Transition Period, when British vets were recognised and authorised by the EU to complete EU passports. The British vet has put a sticker in your EU passports, indicating that the boosters are valid for 3 years. In order to maintain your Spanish-issued EU passports, an EU vet needs to administer the next boosters, by the date entered by the British vet in the passports.
If a Spanish vet administers those boosters, they will have had an expiry date of 12 months, because that is the condition applying to boosters administered in Spain. If a German vet administers them, they will have a 3-year expiry, because those are the conditions in Germany. As long as the boosters are carried out on time by an EU vet, then your passports will remain valid throughout the EU.
EU passports are valid throughout the EU, regardless of their country of issue. It is only British issued EU passports which are no longer valid, and it is only those which will now have to be replaced by passports issued within the EU27.
I hope that someone will come along and confirm whether this is right or not.
That’s how I see it as well, and I think you have explained it beautifully.I may be going mad here, and would be glad if someone else could confirm it (maz?), but the way I see it, is that you have EU passports, which happen to have been originally issued in Spain, but which are valid throughout the EU, and in which vets of all countries throughout the EU can make valid entries.
A British vet carried out the boosters during the Transition Period, when British vets were recognised and authorised by the EU to complete EU passports. The British vet has put a sticker in your EU passports, indicating that the boosters are valid for 3 years. In order to maintain your Spanish-issued EU passports, an EU vet needs to administer the next boosters, by the date entered by the British vet in the passports.
If a Spanish vet administers those boosters, they will have had an expiry date of 12 months, because that is the condition applying to boosters administered in Spain. If a German vet administers them, they will have a 3-year expiry, because those are the conditions in Germany. As long as the boosters are carried out on time by an EU vet, then your passports will remain valid throughout the EU.
EU passports are valid throughout the EU, regardless of their country of issue. It is only British issued EU passports which are no longer valid, and it is only those which will now have to be replaced by passports issued within the EU27.
I hope that someone will come along and confirm whether this is right or not.
Yes i was sure that gus-lopez had said that only 1 year vaccinations were valid in Spanish passports which is why im unsure if the uk vet putting a 3 year vaccine in them may render them invalid.That’s how I see it as well, and I think you have explained it beautifully.
However - and there’s always a ‘however’ - I remember in one of the other threads some debate on this Spanish issue. I seem to remember input from gus-lopez and maybe bobandjanie as well as Northernraider - but the first two Funsters are Spanish residents and Tam is not. I also remember just thinking I would avoid Spain as a source country for an EU Pet Passport.
Yes, that’s why it is important that some of us do the necessary research by contacting vets in different EU countries.However perhaps its important to understand that the rules for Pets Passports in general do not precisely mesh with the rules for rabies vaccines in dogs in some EU countries.
No sticker and 3 year validity on Spanish passport but people say that's ok so maybe not a problem. Fairly new dog owner so ive only crossed chanel a few times with them ...just dont want the possibility of refused entry etc ... especially under current climate.What concerns you about the entry?
yodeli ?I’ve had a reply from the vets La Mailleraye, it was in French so I used google translate. If there are any fluent french speakers I can put the original e mail up if you wish.
Hello,
Sir, madam
Regarding your request, it is possible to issue you a European passport, the cost of the passport is 7.30, during the issue we will report the identification of your animal and the data relating to the valid anti-rabies vaccination (according to the 'MA of the vaccine that was administered)
the validity of our rabies vaccines is 3 years
for information the price of the complete vaccination is 54 euros
rabies vaccination alone 40.20 euros
the price of dewormer is 10 euros per tablet up to 25 kg in weight
hoping to have answered your request
we remain at your disposal
Best regards
Valerie