Travelling on a TER train with your pet

🚨 Need information about the pet travel policy on TER trains?

We've gathered all the information you need about travelling with pets on TER trains.

You'll find the conditions for transporting animals, the steps to follow to book a ticket for your four-legged companion, as well as tips for ensuring an enjoyable journey for all passengers.

Our goal is to make your travel experience on TER trains as comfortable and pleasant as possible, for you and your pet.

Before buying a TER train ticket, it is essential to know how to book a TER ticket and to check the TER train ticket prices.

If you still have questions before setting off on your TER train journey, we've certainly got the answers:

• How do children travel on TER trains?
  Find out the conditions for minors travelling on TER.
• Not sure what luggage to bring on a TER train?
  Here's the full TER luggage policy.
• Want to travel with your bike on TER?
  Visit the page to find out everything about the conditions for bikes on TER trains.
• A delayed TER train?
  See the page on TER train delays and refunds.
• What TER refunds are you entitled to?
  See the page on TER refunds and cancellations.
• Looking to get Wifi on TER trains?
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• Not sure where to find TER train timetables?
  Here are the TER timetables.

Travelling with a pet can often raise many questions, particularly regarding the rules to follow and travel conditions.

On TER trains, SNCF has put in place specific rules to ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers, including four-legged ones.

Regulations and general conditions

Pets are allowed to travel on TER trains under certain conditions:

• Types of animals allowed: Dogs, cats, and other small animals are welcome.
• Size and weight: Small animals, weighing less than 6 kg, must be carried in a bag or cage with maximum dimensions of 45 x 30 x 25 cm. Larger dogs must be kept on a lead and muzzled throughout the journey.
• Number of animals: Each passenger can bring up to two small animals or one large animal.

Pricing and booking

Transporting pets on TER trains is subject to specific pricing:

It's advisable to book your pet's ticket at the same time as your own, either online on the SNCF website or at the station.

Preparation and travel

To ensure a pleasant journey for you and your pet, here are a few practical tips:

Necessary documents

Make sure you have your pet's up-to-date health record with you, including vaccination certificates.

Preparing your pet

Get your pet used to the carrier cage or muzzle a few days before the trip. Bring water, food, and a familiar toy or blanket to reassure your companion.

During the journey

Place the carrier under your seat or at your feet. Make sure your pet stays calm and doesn't disturb other passengers.

On-board experience

TER trains are equipped to offer a comfortable experience to all passengers, including those travelling with pets:

Designated spaces

Although animals don't have a dedicated spot, they can be settled at their owner's feet or under the seats.

Expected behaviour

Animals must stay calm and not disturb other passengers. If there's an issue, don't hesitate to ask the train staff for help.

FAQ

Can I travel with several pets on a TER train?

Yes, you can travel with up to two small animals or one large dog.

What documents are required to travel with my pet?

You must have your pet's up-to-date health record, with vaccination certificates.

How much does the ticket cost for a small animal?

The ticket costs €7 per animal carried in a bag or cage.

Does my large dog need to be muzzled?

Yes, large dogs must be kept on a lead and muzzled throughout the journey.