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Rodent travel to the UK
« on: March 26, 2025, 01:08:46 PM »
Guinea Pig.  USA to UK.

All I can find online is that she'd be subject to a 4 month quarantine*, and we'd have to use a pet shipper, if we were to try to fly her directly to the UK. And she'd have to be rabies vaccinated (? I don't think they have rabies vaccines for guinea pigs) and microchipped or tattooed.

Alternatively, it appears that if we get her to Ireland to live for a while, or another EU country, we could bring her over by car or ferry (as appropriate). Not sure about the use of a pet shipper to IE, but it appears doable without one to France.

Not really ideal to try to fly her, as the stress could kill her. I know the QMII has dog kennels, but I don't think they'd take a caged pet.

Anyone tried to do this?

Irish regs - http://www.pettravel.gov.ie/pets/birdreprabrod/rabbits/outsideeu/?country=Other%20Countries

* or maybe not.  Apparently there's a risk assessment involved.

3(b) Rodentia (Gophers, squirrels, chipmunks, marmots, scaly-tailed squirrels, pocket mice, kangaroo-rats, beavers, mountain beavers, springhaas, mice, rats, hamsters, lemmings, voles, gerbils, water rats, dormice, jumping mice, jerboas, porcupines, cavies (including guinea-pigs), capybaras, chinchillas, spiny rats, gundis); Dermoptera (Flying lemurs); Xenarthra (Anteaters, sloths and armadillos); Hyracoidea (Hyraxes); Third Country Quarantine -Waived/reduced following risk assessment

« Last Edit: March 26, 2025, 01:42:47 PM by Nan D. »


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