Pets on Board News

Excess baggage is no longer permitted when travelling ex Dublin. On 19th July 2021, Dublin Airport Authorities (DAA) introduced a new rule, preventing live animals travelling from Dublin Airport as excess baggage due to lack of facilities to accommodate this form of...

Emirates Sky Cargo has enforced an embargo on all snub-nosed cat and dog breeds and will not accept them as cargo on their network. The ban will be in place throughout the entire Emirates network in all seasons, including both summer and winter.Snub-nosed cats and...

Since the introduction of Brexit in the UK, the transport of live animals between Ireland and the UK has changed significantly.EU pet passports that have been issued before January 1st 2021 will be recognised for travel, any EU pet passports issued after this date...

Dublin Airport has now opened its new Border Control Post, allowing commercial shipments to be accepted into Dublin Airport from third countries direct.New policies and procedures are in place surrounding commercial shipments into Ireland from third countries.

We have a new road transport team in place at Pets On Board who have all been approved by the Department of Agriculture. All our staff hold the necessary certifications to complete road transport in a safe and professional manner.