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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by Casa Santo Estevo
(Post 4957334)
We don’t think that either of the ferries to Santander or Bilbao takes pets because of the long journey.
But will you not need a car once you move here to Galicia? If so it may be best to drive down through France. We bought our cats from The Netherlands. We purposely booked hotels that took pets. You should have seen the receptionist’s faces when we turned up with cats and not the usual dogs. If you have not booked your rental house you also have to beware that some do not like pets either. I think I will just go to Paris and a friend has offered to take me on from there. Not a great option but would seem like the best one I have. |
Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by SoJohn
(Post 4957379)
Booked the house, pets are fine. I don't intend to drive in Galicia at first. I work online so won't need to drive to work, etc. Also the bus services look reasonable and supermarkets deliver.
I think I will just go to Paris and a friend has offered to take me on from there. Not a great option but would seem like the best one I have. "You can take dogs and cats with you into the cabin if they are in a suitable pet carrier (max. measurements 55 x 40 x 20 cm) that weighs no more than 6 kg, including contents. The animal must remain in the pet carrier for the entire flight. The carrier must never be placed on a seat, even if an additional seat has been purchased. A charge of 20 EUR per flight will be made." |
Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by SoJohn
(Post 4953166)
Ello all,
I'm moving to Galicia in September and am having a problem getting my cat over. Ryanair don't accept pets. That takes the Liverpool to Santiago route out of the equation. I then thought of going into London and getting an iberia flight to La Coruna. It would seem the Iberia route is really a clickair route, they don't accept pets. I could go from London to Madrid and then Madrid to Santiago, but that would cost over £700, which is a bit steep. At the moment my only option is to go with Air France from Manchester to Paris and then have a friend take me on from there. Hell of a journey though. Anyone else any ideas? When you get over adopt a new cat and everyones happy . Your Cat Your wallet The new cat everyones a winner :thumbup: |
Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by Big Pete
(Post 4959773)
Why not just leave the cat in a good UK home ? Cat may be happier than having to handle the trip then the heat etc, !
When you get over adopt a new cat and everyones happy . Your Cat Your wallet The new cat everyones a winner :thumbup: I have sent e-mails off to various pet courier services, will see what they get back with. If no luck, I guess he will be stying in England longer than I planned. (until ryanair ditch the route) |
Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by SoJohn
(Post 4960510)
It's an option, all be it not a good one for me. :p
I have sent e-mails off to various pet courier services, will see what they get back with. If no luck, I guess he will be stying in England longer than I planned. (until ryanair ditch the route) |
Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by Lochy
(Post 4960520)
No joy with airberlin?
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
I don't know if you saw a thread a while ago about pets flying over to Spain but my other half, who is a pilot, wouldn't advise anyone to fly their pets. Its very stressful, they are put into crates/carriers for many hours, the temperature fluctuations below deck make it very uncomfortable for them, sometimes they may forget to put on the heating below, which could obviously result in a frozen pet!!so if you can drive, do.
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by silverchick
(Post 4962376)
I don't know if you saw a thread a while ago about pets flying over to Spain but my other half, who is a pilot, wouldn't advise anyone to fly their pets. Its very stressful, they are put into crates/carriers for many hours, the temperature fluctuations below deck make it very uncomfortable for them, sometimes they may forget to put on the heating below, which could obviously result in a frozen pet!!so if you can drive, do.
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by turtlez
(Post 4962396)
Having just paid £365 to have my cat flown to Alicante in August that was not what I wanted to hear :unsure:
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by turtlez
(Post 4962396)
Having just paid £365 to have my cat flown to Alicante in August that was not what I wanted to hear :unsure:
He flies racehorses to Dubai that are worth more than the plane and they're all fine too.:) |
Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by SoJohn
(Post 4962426)
Indeed!! But if it's good advice, worth listening to. I'm talking with British AIrways world cargo at the moment to see that they can offer. Also waiting to hear back from Pet Couriers that go by road as well. I suspect my cat will be staying here though, which isn't a big issue for him, as he is quite happy where he is. I will miss him though :(
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by silverchick
(Post 4962464)
Thats who my OH flies for very good company! To be perfectly honest, any form of transport over a long distance isn't ideal for any animal really, we'll be driving our down, not looking forward to Angus whining all the way!!Give them some rescue remedy to calm them.
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by SoJohn
(Post 4962542)
Any discount? ;)
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by silverchick
(Post 4962900)
if only i could!!!
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Re: the things I have to do for my cat....
Originally Posted by spaino
(Post 4962923)
No jump seat for kitties?:lol:
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