Pet travel
Pet travel certificate vets in Kent
To take a pet abroad, you need a health certificate signed by an Official Veterinarian. For the EU and Northern Ireland it is usually an animal health certificate (AHC). For other countries it is usually an export health certificate (EHC). Not every practice has an Official Veterinarian.
These practices are on APHA's list of certifiers for pets. Practices join that list by asking, so many that sign certificates are not on it. Ask your own vet first. See APHA's full list.
Listed in Kent, A to Z
See on the map →AandR Terravers
Ashford, TN23 3NX
Abbeywell Veterinary Clinic
Folkestone and Hythe, CT20 2BZ
Barrow Hill Veterinary Centre
Folkestone and Hythe, CT21 6JS
Borden Lane Veterinary Surgery
Swale, ME10 1BT
Companion Care (Tunbridge Wells) Ltd
Tunbridge Wells, TN2 3FB
Culverden Veterinary Group
Tunbridge Wells, TN4 9RD
Elands Veterinary Clinic
Sevenoaks, TN13 2TE
Animal health certificate: £185
Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group - Five Oak Green
Tunbridge Wells, TN12 6RS
Animal health certificate: £125
Little Hoppers Animal Hospital Group - Staplehurst
Maidstone, TN12 0AD
Animal health certificate: £125
Margetts & Associates (Ashford)
Ashford, TN23 5GR
Mead Veterinary Centre
Dartford, DA1 2RH
Animal health certificate: £220
Pattenden Veterinary Clinic Ltd
Maidstone, TN12 9QJ
Pennard Vets Maidstone
Maidstone, ME15 6SX
Pennard Vets Tonbridge
Tonbridge and Malling, TN10 3AB
Certificate prices are from each practice's published price list. Indicative prices to help you plan, not a quote. Costs vary by practice, region, and what's included, so call the practice for an exact price.
Before you book
Most certificates have to be signed close to your travel date, so book early. Ask whether the practice can certify for your destination, and what to bring. The rules differ by country. GOV.UK has the current rules.