Pet travel in the EU this summer – an update
This summer, due to Brexit, there has been a lot of uncertainty regarding pet travel within the EU. Last week we found out that the possibility of a no deal Brexit had been pushed back until 31st October 2019. This means that until this date dogs, cats and ferrets may travel as normal within the EU using their PETS passport.
Additionally, the government veterinary department e-mailed us suggesting that if a deal is reached that the likely outcome (at least initially) will be that pet passports will be valid. Whilst we cannot guarantee this will not change, we will continue to issue passports until otherwise instructed.
If you have plans to travel in the EU after the 31st October 2019 and wish to be fully prepared it is worth calling the practice to chat to one of our vets as it may still be advisable to consider further vaccinations and blood tests.
We would also advise keeping an eye on the government website in case of any change via the link below. Please contact us on 01869 252077 if you have any queries.
Phased re-introduction of clients into the practice
From Monday 22nd June, clients can enter the building for these specific purposes:
Surviving Lockdown
Jason Williams has recently done an interview with Bicester based voice-over specialist & podcast producer Mark Ryes
Update on Bicester Vets services
We are also pleased to say that routine dentistry and neutering have also been restarted including keyhole bitch spays
