• You will require a health certificate issued by a ministry of Agriculture recognized VET ask your Vet for nearest practice (most are themselves registered)




• The certificate must be issued within 25 days of entry into Spain 




• Some animals will require a rabies vaccination certificate - Ask your vet for advice




• You will also need a certificate (again from the Vet) stating the animal is disease free




• You will need to meet your pet on arrival at the Airport




• Some Animals may be required to be picked up in the cargo section of the    airport but most cats & dogs can be picked up along with the luggage




• You must provide the correct sized travelling container suitable for the size and weight of the animal




• It is advisable to use the services of a recognized Pet removal firm. These    specialize in nothing else and can advice & supply all travel documentation and travel containers




• Most carriers will not fly mixed animals i.e. cats will fly with cats and so on




• Animal Airlines Tel: 0161 223 4035 is an excellent company who will look after everything from Manchester or will inform you of other airport operators




• Most animals travel very well but as in humans some can experience a little travel upset so lots of fuss and tender loving care on arrival.




• Seek professional advice from your Vet for exporting an exotic pets




• Most Uk pets should settle into their Spanish lifestyles very well but do remember that due to the hotter climate Dogs will need a good cut & groom to help keep them cool.




• There are lots of wild cats & abandoned dogs in Spain all looking for a caring home ,should you not have one now, chances are one will adopt  you on arrival to your new home.

 

TIP: Most brands of Dog & Cat food can be bought in Spain although specialist foods & bedding for Rodents can be a little harder to find. There is also no shortage of good vets in Spain

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