Travelling With A Dog On A Ferry Faqs Pets are part of the family, so we want them to travel as comfortably as possible. small pets including dogs, cats, ferrets, birds and hamsters are all welcome and travel for free. important: all animals (except guide and service animals) must remain in your vehicle or in a designated pet area. for more information about travelling with a guide. Pets must be on a non extendable leash or in a pet travel carrier whenever going to and from your pet friendly cabin. the only time pets are permitted outside your cabin is when visiting the relief area. pets are not permitted to be left unaccompanied in pet friendly cabins. animals other than dogs must remain crated at all times.
5 Safety Tips When Travelling With Your Dog By Ferry We always have the following essentials to hand in a leanpac bag when travelling with rosie; lead (collar with id tag on dog, remove once secured in the crate) water and food bowls. food and treats. the all important ‘poo’ bags. a towel, handy if it’s raining before or after your ferry crossing. wet wipes. Here are some key things to know before you travel with your dog on bc ferries: the open (top) vehicle deck is highly coveted by all travellers because you can come and go as you please or stay in your vehicle and take a nap. reservations always load on the top deck first. passengers are not allowed to stay on the enclosed (lower) vehicle decks. Our pet friendly cabins should only be booked if you are travelling with a cat or dog. if no pet friendly cabins are available, please do not book a different cabin type, these do not accommodate pets. £30 per pet, per way, which is in addition to the cabin price. no fee for guide, hearing & assistance dogs. Color line – with color line, dogs must remain in the car or cage during the entire crossing. more information can be found here: color line pet policy. fjord line – dogs are welcome on fjordline. for €13, you can have a dog kennel and small dogs are allowed in the car for €7.
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