evidence: Great Britain is a Part 2 listed country in regards to pet travel to Europe and Northern Ireland. This means that owners travelling to the EU or NI with their dog, cat or ferret are no longer able to use a GB-issued EU Pet Passport. Instead, owners need to obtain an Animal Health Certificate (AHC) from your pet's vet for each individual trip you wish to take your dog, cat or ferret on into the EU or NI. [...] Rather than pet owners needing a GB-issued EU Pet Passport, owners need to obtain the AHC (Animal Health Certificate) from their pet's vet for each trip they take to a European country (including Northern Ireland). [...] - Once you use the AHC to enter Europe and Northern Ireland, the document is then valid for four months, or when your pet's rabies vaccine expires - whichever comes first. This means you can spend up to four months in Europe with this EU pet passport variation.