Paris to London with a dog: the journey Eurostar refuses
Here is a trap many pet owners fall into: Eurostar does not accept pets — no dogs, no cats, only certified assistance dogs. Flying is often no better, with many airlines requiring larger dogs to travel as cargo in the hold. For anyone relocating or holidaying between Paris and London with an animal, the options narrow quickly.
Ours is the civilised solution: a private chauffeur from Paris to London via the Eurotunnel shuttle at Calais, where cars drive aboard and your pet stays with you in the vehicle for the entire 35-minute crossing. Door to door in around 6h30, with walk and water stops on the way, from €1,549 one way. Your dog leaves your Paris apartment and arrives at your London address without ever being separated from you — no cage, no cargo hold, no handing your animal to strangers.
We will remind you of the paperwork when you book: travel to the UK requires a microchip, a valid rabies vaccination and, for dogs, a tapeworm treatment administered by a vet one to five days before arrival. Plan those dates with your veterinarian and we handle everything else, including the shuttle formalities at the pet reception point.