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Old Aug 20th 2006, 10:11 pm
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Hi,
No it's not a joke, does anyone know what i have to do to bring my rabbit from the uk to spain please.

I know to my family here in the uk it's only a rabbit but to me she is my baby and i do not know what to do?

The vet laughed when i rang up to ask what i needed to do so i thought i would come on here and ask.

All help would be appreciated
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Originally Posted by the sun is shining
Hi,
No it's not a joke, does anyone know what i have to do to bring my rabbit from the uk to spain please.

I know to my family here in the uk it's only a rabbit but to me she is my baby and i do not know what to do?

The vet laughed when i rang up to ask what i needed to do so i thought i would come on here and ask.

All help would be appreciated
Well most of the passport regulations for animals help you mostly if you want to bring your pet back into the UK afterwards from Spain. Its very seldom apparantly that any checks are done going into Spain. So, not wishing to get on to a touchy subject, how long does a Rabbit live? Are you likely to be taking it back? If you go for the full pet passport, with injections it will cost you about £180.00
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Old Aug 20th 2006, 11:35 pm
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Hi,
No it's not a joke, does anyone know what i have to do to bring my rabbit from the uk to spain please.

I know to my family here in the uk it's only a rabbit but to me she is my baby and i do not know what to do?

The vet laughed when i rang up to ask what i needed to do so i thought i would come on here and ask.

All help would be appreciated
The following should help, it starts off by discussing the issues of taking a rabbit into the UK but if you read on it also gives some useful info about other parts of europe too.

http://www.houserabbit.co.uk/rwf/art...quarantine.htm

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Originally Posted by the sun is shining
Hi,
No it's not a joke, does anyone know what i have to do to bring my rabbit from the uk to spain please.

I know to my family here in the uk it's only a rabbit but to me she is my baby and i do not know what to do?

The vet laughed when i rang up to ask what i needed to do so i thought i would come on here and ask.

All help would be appreciated
Only a true animal lover will understand you. Dont panic and dont listen to unsympathetic morons. You will find a way. The Vet shoudnt be practicing: just like doctors in the uk he probably qualified by his shoe straps!! Unfortunately I cant help but I know how you feel.
I hate humans with a passion!!

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I have to say this thread piqued my interest, but now I'm disappointed.
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I have to say this thread piqued my interest, but now I'm disappointed.
Thats because your a hare brain!!
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Well most of the passport regulations for animals help you mostly if you want to bring your pet back into the UK afterwards from Spain. Its very seldom apparantly that any checks are done going into Spain. So, not wishing to get on to a touchy subject, how long does a Rabbit live? Are you likely to be taking it back? If you go for the full pet passport, with injections it will cost you about £180.00
Hi,
I dont mind paying, however i was not sure coz everyone laughs i.e vets, i hear of dogs etc going but never a rabbit, and i have family that would look after her but she is part of the family so i did not know if i just took her in to spain with us.
but thank you for you kind help.
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here is a link to Defra's site which gives all the regulations when transporting your pet to Europe..

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Default Re: taking my rabbit to spain

Originally Posted by the sun is shining
Hi,
I dont mind paying, however i was not sure coz everyone laughs i.e vets, i hear of dogs etc going but never a rabbit, and i have family that would look after her but she is part of the family so i did not know if i just took her in to spain with us.
but thank you for you kind help.
My daughter transported her rabbit and Guinea pig from Spain to Manchester and it cost about 300€. If you are driving yourself it will be a lot cheaper.
They are classed as vermin so you dont need passports, jabs or any paperwork except a vets good health certificate.
It is bad luck to take a rabbit on a boat, so i reckon they would go through the tunnel

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I have a lovely recipe for rabbit
mmm makes me hungry.
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Originally Posted by gruffbrown
I have to say this thread piqued my interest, but now I'm disappointed.
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I have a lovely recipe for rabbit
mmm makes me hungry.
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Talking about pets in Spain - there are 3 types that need to be microchipped by law.

Cats, dogs and - ?

Answers on a post card please
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Talking about pets in Spain - there are 3 types that need to be microchipped by law.

Cats, dogs and - ?

Answers on a post card please
Goldfish?
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Goldfish?

He said on a post card!!!!
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