The European Union’s rules governing the non-commercial transit of pets have been updated to improve animal health and welfare, the European Commission announced on Wednesday 22 April.
Under the current rules, dogs, cats and ferrets may travel with their owners to another Member State or enter the EU from a third country, provided they meet certain requirements. Namely, animals must be vaccinated against rabies and, if they come from a non-EU country, must have undergone a serological...