Pet Transport France. Greenfield Kennels of Normandy. Pet transport and relocation services throughout Europe.

Although the main stay of our business is the kennelling and care of dogs and cats within our catchment area. The transport and re-locating of animals is a growing and important part of our pet care and kennelling business, with the European boarders opened up and people living, moving and working more easily within Europe and to a smaller degree re-locating throughout the World the transportation of pets accompanying their owners’ is growing. We will help movers understand the paper work and sometime seemingly overwhelming regulations in successfully getting you and your pet to your destination with the minimum amount of stress and scarring.
Or we can take the whole lot off of you and do the whole transport work ourselves. i.e.
Eligibility….residency, age, breed, Id, vacs, locate government approved vet and lab. Antibody test, import certs, vets certs, receiving transport & kennels.
International transport. Booking flights, any necessary inter-trip transfers, transport to and from airports. Flight papers and certification. A mire of paperwork?

So whether you wish to take your dog, cat, parrot, rabbit, horse or pet lamb, we can make it easier.

We can pick-up pets from all airports in France and can organize the collection from airports throughout Europe. We are well situated for the onward journey to the UK and Ireland, being only just over an hours drive to the ports of Caen and Cherbourg. Click here for map.

Pets from approved countries may only have to stay with us a short while until their passport becomes valid, others the full qualifying period, maybe up to 7 months.
But the stay at our kennels, here in Northern France, prior to entry into the UK or Ireland will prevent the confinement that direct entry would entail. Here they get lots of love and cuddles, they get to see and talk to other dogs and if they are sociable they get to play with other dogs and even come up to the house and have a run with my dogs. And at the end of their stay they go to their new home not with mixed- up feelings but with nice memories of a happy stay.