evidence: • If it can be shown that the pet has continuously been in the EU for six months or more, an EU pet passport should accompany the pet with details of the microchip and rabies vaccination included, and a blood test is not required. • If the pet does not have an EU pet passport, it will require an EU health certificate which must match this model exactly (CL2013R0577EN0030010.0001_cp 1..1 - f3fe5fe0-c6ed-46c8-9c522c7b9b6f3945.pdf (www.gov.ie) [...] If you are taking your dog, cat or ferret out of Ireland to another EU country, or if you are returning to Ireland, you must get an EU pet passport. In Ireland this is issued by your local vet; please contact them directly.