I need a Passport for my dog to go to EU.They require a microchip.?

Question

They require a microchip to be scanned at the Port of Entry into EU, plus the regulary health certificate.

Answer 1

You can get both from your veterinarian, and quite cheaply at that. Microchipping animals IS a smart thing to do, especially if you travel. It identifies the animal, it's owner, and any medical problems the animal may have (heart conditions, etc.). A health certificate just states that the dog is in good health with no communicable diseases and appropriate vaccinations that are up to date.

Answer 2

what is your question?????

Answer 3

Yes, a microchip is definitely required along with your shot records! All European countries require rabies shots but the requirements how old it can be are different. The majority requires minimum of 4 weeks ago and maximum of a year old. The microchip won´t hurt your dog in case you´re worried, our dog had it put in years back when travelling to france and if I didn´t know where it is, I would not even know it´s there (and she has no idea either.. lol). Once it´s placed you register it right away and it will identify you as the owner with contact address and everything, you never know, if your dog isn´t used to staying close by you he might get lost and this way you´re sure to find him again! It´s not very expensive either, I think it should be between 40 and 70 Euros. Hope you and your dog enjoy your trip!