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Yes, I'm a bit annoyed too - I shelled out for 2.So glad i shelled out a fortune for the Titre test!! And what happens after 4 months?!
So glad i shelled out a fortune for the Titre test!! And what happens after 4 months?!
Us too - but Turkey is on our to do list & I think you need it for Turkey and a couple of other nearby non-EU countriesYes, I'm a bit annoyed too - I shelled out for 2.
I assume it would be completed by the foreign vet before you return to the UK as it appears that will still be required by the UK officials before they let you and your pet back in.On page 4 of the Animal Health Certificate the Vet is required to complete there is a section for date of echinococcus treatment. As I said I am not sure if this will be required, I hope not however, it is on the form.
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The worming treatment is only required for re-entry to the U.K.
The AHC has the facility to record tapeworm treatment on exit. It would be ludicrous to require it on entry as this is the whole point of the four month window.is this known for a fact? I couldn’t see it on the info to vets.
I also couldn’t find the Q & A on the vets website.
maybe it’s me .....
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It has always been a requirement before entry to the U.K. and Ireland. It can be entered on the AHC or a pet passport by the administrating vet.The AHC has the facility to record tapeworm treatment on exit. It would be ludicrous to require it on entry as this is the whole point of the four month window.
Or am I being naive...
You might just be missing my point about the four month window.It has always been a requirement before entry to the U.K. and Ireland. It can be entered on the AHC or a pet passport by the administrating vet.
It has never been required for entry to the EU.
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You might just be missing my point about the four month window.
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The rabies titre test is not required if your just going into europe,just the health certificate ,10 days priorchecked with our local vet in Dover If we have to get a blood test for the dog it’s about £150.00,They have had nothing confirmed yet but it looks like it’s going to be expensive
I understand having experienced having to get my Dog checked in Spain twice within five days ( breakdown missed ferry) that it is dangerous to give the worming tablet less than ten days apart.What a nice earner for UK vets, £60/£70 per certificate for 10 minutes form filling. What I am unsure about is that the Animal Health Certificate mentions worming treatment. It can't be right that you would have to worm your dog twice in maybe a week, once to enter the EU and then for the return to the UK.
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"What's new" said I...Profiteering Vets, just seen two people had quotes (on a Cocker Spaniel group) for an AHC of £72 and £140 per dog from their vets.
Could be that this section is completed by the EU Vet you visit prior to returning to the UK?On page 4 of the Animal Health Certificate the Vet is required to complete there is a section for date of echinococcus treatment. As I said I am not sure if this will be required, I hope not however, it is on the form.
Why is anyone surprised about our robbing vets. Looking at the form it should take them about 10 minutes max to complete about the same as a consultation max £50 per animal.Profiteering Vets, just seen two people had quotes (on a Cocker Spaniel group) for an AHC of £72 and £140 per dog from their vets.
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YesCould be that this section is completed by the EU Vet you visit prior to returning to the UK?