Travelling with pets

Applying for a PETS Passport

To take your dog on a Eurocamp holiday, you must apply for a PETS passport. This passport allows for your dog to return to the UK, without the requirement for quarantine. The PETS scheme consists of a rigid process and timescale of veterinary requirements which can be performed by your local vet.

"Dog Friendly" Eurocamp Sites

At Eurocamp we welcome dogs on a good selection of our parcs (certain accommodation types excluded) and can also offer you help and advice on traveling with your pet.

See our selection of Dog-friendly parcs in many regions.

Travel advice for dog owners

Whenever animals are transported, including journeys with dogs, the law says that: ‘No person shall transport any animal in a way which causes or is likely to cause injury or unnecessary suffering to that animal.’ You should plan for travelling with your dog well before the journey. Think carefully about the type of journey it is and the effect that it will have on your dog, taking into account how big the animal is, its nature, and how long the journey is.

Common questions

Each operator will have different rules dependant on the type and duration of the crossing. As a general rule though, on short crossings, the dog will remain in the vehicle. On longer crossings the dog will be stored in kennels on board the ship and there will be provision for accompanied visits during the crossing.

Top 10 tips

If only one person knows your dog better than you, it is your vet. Have a chat with your vet about your travel plans, where you are going, how you are travelling and your holiday plans. Your vet will be an invaluable source of information and will be able to advise you on applying for your PETS passport, travel advice and much more.

For more information regarding travelling with your dog, please download our guide here

If you require any further details please email us at: dogs@eurocamp.co.uk