Transporting your pet from Romania to the UK can be a straightforward process if you follow the right steps. Whether you’re relocating or just visiting, prioritizing your pet’s safety and comfort is essential.
From microchipping and vaccinations to managing the required paperwork, we’ve got all the details you need.
Read our blog for a comprehensive guide to ensure a smooth and hassle-free pet transport.
General Pet Transport Rules for Importing Pets to Great Britain
To bring your pet cat, dog, or ferret from Romania to Great Britain, you must follow specific steps to ensure an easy entry or return. Here’s what you need to know:
- Confirm Your Travel Route
Ensure your route is approved for pet travel. While traveling within the UK or from Ireland doesn’t require an approved route, guide or assistance dogs have additional routes available. - Microchip Your Pet
Before receiving their rabies vaccination, make sure your pet is microchipped. - Vaccinate Against Rabies
Your pet must be vaccinated for rabies, and you must wait at least 21 days after the initial vaccination before bringing them into Great Britain. - Obtain a Pet Travel Document
Get the correct travel document from your vet based on your departure country. - Tapeworm Treatment for Dogs
If traveling with a dog, they must receive tapeworm treatment at least 24 hours before arriving in Great Britain. - Complete the Declaration
If you don’t plan to sell or transfer ownership of your pet, fill out the necessary declaration. - Guidance for Traveling Abroad
If returning to Great Britain, follow the guidelines for taking your pet abroad and re-entering.
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