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Pet Forum / Birds / Parrots / June 2005overland travel with tiels in EU?
hello,i thought someone around here might know about this. I currently reside in spain and would like to go caravaning for two months around europe. i have a pet cockatiel which is very attached to me and which leaving behind with someone else is not an option. Are there any restrictions on travelling overland with a small pet in a cage?Do ferry crossings between countries have any procedures? Any particular countries?I will be travelling within EU zone. Thanks Small item but take the swings down. They get bashed with them in moving vehicles. > hello,i thought someone around here might know about this. I currently > reside in spain and would like to go caravaning for two months around [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > cage?Do ferry crossings between countries have any procedures? Any > particular countries?I will be travelling within EU zone. Thanks thanks for the tip.i have never taken a bird on a long drive. are they more at home positioned with a view out of a window or should i cover the cage with a cloth? also i found out that the EU last year had introduced new regulations. there is now a Pet Passport for EU travel They like the view but get very excited at first that they are "flying", without air or flapping their wings. Do **NOT*** expose them to the lights at night time! A heart attack may result. Always check your cage for integrity before you open that car door though! and don't bake the little guy in the sun. > thanks for the tip.i have never taken a bird on a long drive. are they > more at home positioned with a view out of a window or should i cover > the cage with a cloth? > > also i found out that the EU last year had introduced new regulations. > there is now a Pet Passport for EU travel > They like the view but get very excited at first that they are "flying", > without air or flapping their wings. Do **NOT*** expose them to the lights [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > also i found out that the EU last year had introduced new regulations. > > there is now a Pet Passport for EU travel I would take my Polly for rides with me all the time she would sit on my shoulder and watch everything and she would duck when I would go under a bridge, it was some funny sh.t, cause she really ducked. hehe TRC |
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