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Travel rules and paperwork
A dog returning to Great Britain needs a tapeworm treatment given in a window that is easy to miss, and only dogs need it. Cats and ferrets do not.
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Travel rules and paperwork
The wait is not paperwork for its own sake, and it cannot be shortened. Here is what it is for and how to plan a move around it.
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Preparing your pet
A light stomach travels better than a full one or an empty one. What we do on the road, and what to do the night before.
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Preparing your pet
Three weeks of ten-minute sessions will do more for your dog on the day than anything we can do in the car. Here is the order that works.
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On the road
Door to door times to the places we drive to most, with the crossing and the stops included, because a route planner will tell you something shorter.
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On the road
We stop every three to four hours. This is what those fifteen minutes are for, and why you get a photograph from each one.
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Destinations
Two to three days of driving, and one question that matters more than the paperwork: what the temperature will be when you arrive.
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Destinations
The most common journey we make, from an English front door to a French one, usually inside a single day.
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