The reason we've come to Bruges is because we discovered on Facebook that a vet here is willing to issue EU pet passports to dogs from the UK. We'd made an appointment with her before we left, and it was today at 11am.
It's only about 20 minutes from the site, so we walked and got there in good time. She gave Oscar a worming tablet, a 3-year rabies jab and issued his pet passport, all for 103 euros. He'll now be able to travel to Europe without needing an Animal Health Certificate at £190 per trip.
So he's an EU citizen, even if we're not!
We went back and had lunch in the van, then left Oscar and walked into the city. It was raining a bit so we sheltered under some trees. We did a brewery tour of the Half Moon Brewery, which was interesting.
It included a beer at the end of course.
We went back to spend a bit of time with Oscar and take him for a walk.
Later we went into town again for drinks and dinner, though we found that a lot of places have opening hours for the tourist trade and close quite early.
We got some speciality beers at the 2be bar.
Then went to Café Rose Red where we some tapas-type snacks and some more drinks.
We were still hungry on the way home though, so bought some frites from a kiosk in the main square.
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