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Catch up with the latest news and updates from around our surgeries.
From 22 April 2026, new regulations will come into effect for pet travel between the UK and the European Union. Unfortunately, EU Pet Passports issued in the EU or Northern Ireland will no longer be valid for UK residents travelling with their pets from this date.
All UK residents will now need an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) to travel with their dog, cat, or ferret to the EU.
AHCs can only be issued by specially trained and authorised Vets Certificates must be issued within 10 days of travel Your pet must have a valid microchip A rabies vaccination is required (administered at least 21 days before travel) Some countries may require additional treatments (eg worming)
We strongly recommend contacting your Vet well in advance of your trip to ensure everything is in place. For country-specific requirements, check with the relevant authorities or your pet travel provider before you go. If you have any questions or need help arranging an AHC, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.
We’re finalists at the UK Customer Satisfaction Awards 2026!
We’ve been named finalists in the Best Customer Experience category.
Important update for pet owners travelling to the EU from the UK!
From 22 April 2026, new regulations will come into effect for pet travel between the UK and the European Union.
Our Easter opening hours
We’re here for you and your pets every day this Easter, for routine and emergency appointments. See our adjusted opening times.
Update on the CMA’s final reforms announcement
Read our response to the CMA’s final reforms announcement and find out about our ongoing commitment to fair, transparent pricing.
