evidence: Under the new Windsor Framework, pet movements between Great Britain and Northern Ireland will require only a new travel document detailing the pet’s microchip number, and a declaration that the dog will not be moving on to Eire or any other EU country. If the owner wants to take their dog into the Republic of Ireland – or another EU country – then the rabies vaccination, tapeworm treatment and AHC requirements will remain. Meanwhile, for Northern Irish pet owners who want to travel to Southern Ireland or the wider EU, their current EU Pet Passports will still be valid. [...] Further Reading - The Windsor Framework: A New Way Forward - Political Declaration by the European Commission and the Government of the United Kingdom - Taking your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad: Travelling to an EU country or Northern Ireland – GOV.UK - Temporary Animal Health Certificates will replace Pet Passports After Brexit. What this means for you and your pet – Vet Help Direct - Problems for UK vets as the Pet Passport replacement AHC takes up to 1.5 hours to complete Northern Ireland Brexit deal: At-a-glance – BBC - Planning on a pet holiday abroad? Here’s what to consider…