Germany is an economic powerhouse in the center of Europe and home to the European Central Bank.

Due to it’s rich history, strong economy, beautiful landscape and mix of rivers, forests, mountains and northern beaches it  is popular for tourists and relocations a like.

It is well known for its beer halls, October fest and its many cities tell the story of a rich culture.

Moving your pets to Germany from Ireland is not overly complex and by getting a pet passport, you should be able to move your pets in a hassle free manner once you go with a reputable pet transport company.

Step 1 – Your dog or cat needs a microchip.

Step 2 – They then need a rabies vaccination. They must be at least 3 months old before they have this. Some rabies vaccines in the UK last for 3 years and others will last for 3 years but need a top up after one year, so you need to know when the vaccine expires.

Step 3 – Your vet issues you with a pet passport and 21 days after the initial vaccination, your pet can travel to Europe and back again.

Step 4 – If your pet is travelling by plane, then the airlines demand that they are checked within 5 days of the flight to ensure that they are fit and healthy.

All European countries accept the pet passport and Germany is no different. Once you have the pet passport and organise the travel for your pet, it should go smoothly. Get in touch today for a free quote.