How much does it cost to take a dog on Brittany Ferries?

Taking a dog on Brittany Ferries costs from £35 each way to France and from £50 each way to Spain. Pets can stay in a dedicated pet-friendly cabin, an onboard kennel, or remain in the car depending on the ship and route, with specific options available for booking in advance.

Can dogs go on Brittany Ferries?

Yes, you can easily take your dog on board our ferries. Only assistance dogs are allowed in public areas, all other pets must stay in your car, an onboard kennel or a pet-friendly cabin, and the pet exercise area.

Can I stay in the car with my dog on a ferry?

Yes, at P&O Ferries dogs are allowed on cross channel ferries. Whether your dog stays in your vehicle for the crossing or visits our pet lounge your dog will be happy and relaxed ready to explore their next puppy adventure.

Can I take my dog on a ferry from the UK to France?

Travelling to France

Pets travelling in a vehicle are charged at £20 each way from the UK or Channel Islands to France, and vice versa. This service is only available when travelling in a vehicle. Pets travelling with foot passengers are not permitted.

How do I pre check my pet on Brittany Ferries?

Available from 96 hours before your departure, simply log in with your Brittany Ferries account details and you can get instant confirmation whether your pet's travel documentation is valid to travel.

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How much does it cost to take a dog on the ferry?

Dogs can travel for free on the outside decks — just make sure they're on a lead and under control. Only registered guide or assistance dogs are allowed inside the passenger lounge. Taking a cat to Waiheke? They'll need to stay in your vehicle or travel in an approved pet carrier.

Can a dog sit on a passenger's lap in the UK?

While driving, your pet should not be able to climb on the dashboard or onto your lap. As discussed above, you also need to disable the passenger-side airbag if you're planning on having your dog in the front. Failing to do so could result in serious injury. Also, move the passenger seat as far back as it will go.

What are the new rules for taking a dog to France?

To take your dog to France, you'll need:

• A microchip (this must be implanted before or on the same day as their rabies vaccination)
• A valid rabies vaccination.
• An Animal Health Certificate (AHC) issued by an official vet within 10 days of travel.

How much is a dog passport in the UK?

The cost for an AHC typically ranges from £150 to £350, depending on the specific requirements. This includes a microchip (£10–£30), a rabies vaccination (£40–£70), and the AHC issuance by a vet (£100–£200) after a 21-day wait following the rabies shot.

Does easyJet allow dogs on flights?

EasyJet's pet policy is very strict: no pets are allowed on their flights except for registered guide and assistance dogs, as they do not carry live animals in the cabin or as checked baggage. Passengers with registered assistance dogs must ensure they have all necessary travel documents, and the dog must comply with destination country regulations and fit within the space at the passenger's feet.

Can I leave my dog in the car for 30 minutes?

Never leave your pet alone in a parked vehicle, no matter what the outdoor temperature or how long you think you'll be gone.

How to take your dog in a cabin with you?

The kennel must fit underneath the seat directly in front of you. The soft-sided kennel must be leak-proof and have ventilation openings on 3 sides for domestic travel and 4 sides for international travel.

Can I drive to France from the UK with my dog?

Yes, you can drive to France with your pet dog, as long as it has the valid documentations, including being microchipped, and vaccinated against rabies. In order to gain entry into France from the UK, the dog will need a pet passport, known as a Animal Health Certificate (AHC).

How dog friendly is Brittany?

In Brittany, explore rugged coastlines, scenic beaches, and charming villages where dogs are welcome. Many accommodations, from cosy cottages to seaside apartments, cater specifically to pet owners.

Where do dogs go to the toilet on a ferry?

All pet owners must clean up after their pets both in the cabins and on the decks. Pets travelling on Stena Edda (Liverpool – Belfast), Stena Embla (Liverpool – Belfast) and Stena Estrid (Holyhead – Dublin) can get fresh air, exercise and toilet breaks in a dedicated area on the outside deck.

What documents do I need to travel with a dog?

Dogs and Cats

• Health certificates. ...
• Pregnant animals and health certificates. ...
• Rabies vaccination certification. ...
• Breed verification form. ...
• Temperature acclimation documentation. ...
• Customer acknowledgement form.

How much is a plane ticket for a dog?

Pets can only fly in cargo when traveling with certain active-duty military or State Department employees. If you plan to fly with your pet, they must be a cat or dog and stay in the cabin with you (if there's space available). Tickets cost $150 each way. Some destinations don't accept pets.

How much is a dog boarding licence in the UK?

Dog boarding licence fees

The cost of a dog boarding licence in the UK varies by location and the size of the operation. Generally, prices can range from around £100 to £400 annually, with variations in costs based on the policies of different local authorities and the size of your boarding facilities.

How do I get a UK dog passport?

It was originally used for pets to enter and re-enter Britain from the EU and other listed countries. Pet passports were taken out of use in the UK for a while, being replaced in 2021 by animal health certificates (AHCs). These are certificates pet owners needed to get from their vet to get their pet over borders.

Do dogs have to stay in the car on a ferry?

On selected routes, if you are travelling with a vehicle, you can book pet-friendly cabins or kennels online, alternatively your pets can stay in the vehicle. If you are travelling as foot passenger, please contact our customer care team, who will be able to assist you further.

Does my dog need tapeworm treatment to enter the UK from France?

A vet must treat your dog for tapeworm every time you want to bring it to Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland). They must record it in either the: pet passport. animal health certificate.

Do dogs have to wear muzzles on Brittany ferries?

Yes, your dog must be muzzled and on a lead whenever they are outside their owner's vehicle, during check-in and during any transfers on board e.g. between the car decks and your pet-friendly cabin or kennels and between the pet-friendly cabin/kennel and the pet exercise area.

Do any UK airlines allow dogs in the cabin?

For travel from the UK in the cabin, options are very limited, with KLM, Lufthansa, Air France, Vueling, and Iberia (via LEVEL) being key European carriers allowing small pets (under 8kg) in carriers under the seat on specific routes, while major UK airlines like British Airways don't permit pets in the cabin, only as cargo. For domestic UK travel, Loganair allows pets in the cabin on some Scottish inter-island flights, and Skybus serves the Isles of Scilly.

Can a dog wear a seatbelt?

It is recommended that owners keep cats and dogs restrained while in a vehicle, either with an animal-specific seat belt or carrier. This will help prevent any distractions during driving, as well as protect pets from potential injury in case of an accident.