Just follow the simple indications to enjoy a pleasant crossing with your pets.Buy them a ticket and remember to bring a muzzle and lead.During the crossing, put on their collar or harness so as not to risk losing them, and make sure they always have your mobile number with them. It can also be useful to bring with you a photo of your four-legged friends: it will be easier to find them again if they decide to take a walk by themselves!Before departure, they will need a medical examination. You can also ask your vet about any particular requirements of your pet depending on your destination.
NOTE: If you are travelling to France, we recommend that you carefully consult the regulations adopted by the European Community, which establish measures for the non-commercial transport of pets (dogs, cats and ferrets).
If these animals come from an EU country, they must meet certain health conditions in order to be admitted to French territory: a. identification (tattoo or microchip);b. valid anti-rabies vaccination;c. passport issued by a veterinarian authorized by the competent authority certifying, of course, the coverage of the aforementioned vaccine. This passport corresponds to a single model, for all countries of the European Community;d. for animals less than 3 months old, not vaccinated, a general authorization of the Member State of destination is mandatory.
In addition to the above, there are two categories of dogs considered potentially dangerous:The first category of dog (attack dogs) includes breeds such as Pitbulls, Boerbouls and dogs morphologically similar to dogs of the Tosa breed. The acquisition, the free or paid transfer and the introduction on French territory or in the French Overseas Territory of the dogs of the first category is prohibited. All infringements are punishable by six months' imprisonment and a fine of EUR 15 000.
The second category of dog includes guard and defense dogs such as the American Staffordshire terrier and the Rottweiler. In order to enter France, the owner must present birth certificates and pedigree certificates (to certify that the dog belongs to the second category) and liability insurance for his dog at customs. In addition, it is necessary to obtain a "Permis de détention", a document issued following a behavioral examination of the dog and verification of the owner's ability to manage it. The "Permis de détention" can be obtained only by a French veterinarian.
Here are useful and indispensable treatments for your pets:
Don’t forget to bring with you a dish for food, enough food for the crossing and sand for the toilet.
Abroad, local authorities may ask for the European passport, a microchip, a medical certificate of good health and the obligatory vaccinations booklet (the antirabies vaccination must be given at least 21 days before leaving).
Certain cabins are equipped to welcome your four-legged friends: going to Sardinia, Corsica and Sicily with them will be even more fun. There are cabins for two or four, with or without porthole and with linoleum flooring, sanitised to ensure maximum cleanliness.
And for the comfort of your furry friends you will find in the cabin a sanitised anti-odour mat.
You can take up to 3 pets in your cabin.There are a limited number of cabins, so check availability. If you don’t see the indication “CABIN WITH ANIMAL ACCESS” it means on the date you have chosen we no longer have this kind of cabin available.The outer decks of the ship are available for their walks and needs; only certain communal areas (bars, restaurants) are excluded.
BRING THEM WITH YOU, ON MOBY, TIRRENIA AND TOREMAR SHIPS YOU CAN!Pets are not allowed to enter cabins (except cabins with access for animals), the armchair saloon and communal areas; they are allowed on the external decks of the ship and, where available, in the special areas as long as space is available.Take advantage of the Four-legged friends Formula: book a cabin for you and your pet.
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