taking parrots abroad (1 Viewer)

[geoffp]

for the last two years i have taken my parrot abroad (spain etc) costing over £100 each time for paperwork from the vet . no one has ever looked at the paperwork.Is it worth bothering?

 

[hilldweller]

.Is it worth bothering?

No get a stuffed one and a small tape recorder.

Pieces of eight, pieces of eight

 

[sinbad1]

for the last two years i have taken my parrot abroad (spain etc) costing over £100 each time for paperwork from the vet . no one has ever looked at the paperwork.Is it worth bothering?

Is it worth the risk? Sod's law could be the next time you will be asked for the paperwork.

Regards

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[theresa]

did not think you needed paper work to take a parrot to spain . have you looked on the defra web page . we had a chap on bonterra who takes his parrot all over the place without any paper work:Blush:

 

[theresa]

just looked on defra web page and as i read it you do NOT need any paper work . :thumb:

 

[Geo]

Dont tell the parrot it might grass you up

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[Peter JohnsCross MH]

for the last two years i have taken my parrot abroad (spain etc) costing over £100 each time for paperwork from the vet . no one has ever looked at the paperwork.Is it worth bothering?

Now that is where ARFUR has been

 

[oldun]

If you do not do everything by the book you may well have the birds confiscated and you may well be prosecuted for trying to import birds without a licence.

 

[theresa]

last time i looked you dont need a license if you are bringing less then 4 birds back . please dont take my word for it but look at defra page . we checked as we brought a bird home with us :Blush:

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[eddie]

What peperwork do migrating birds bring with them when arriving? And how do they check

Do they use the Flying Squad LOL