Pets on a Med cruise?

[LLD]

I have not sailed on Cunard. I have read that on Transatlantic crossings that passengers can bring their pets, pets stay in a kennel area etc...How about the Med cruises?

 

Also, has anyone ever have any bad experiences in their cabins because of passengers bringing their pets? I know passengers will go visit their pets while the pets are in the kennel but I am thinking of pet hair in cabins from passengers' clothing etc.only because I have bad allergies.

[Cruachan]

I have not sailed on Cunard. I have read that on Transatlantic crossings that passengers can bring their pets, pets stay in a kennel area etc...How about the Med cruises?

 

Also, has anyone ever have any bad experiences in their cabins because of passengers bringing their pets? I know passengers will go visit their pets while the pets are in the kennel but I am thinking of pet hair in cabins from passengers' clothing etc.only because I have bad allergies.

 

Only QM2 has the kennel facilities - and my understanding is that they can only be booked for TA's.

 

J

[cunardfanatic]

the kennel service is in operation ONLY on TRANSATLANTIC voyages and when visiting pets it is upon deck to any hair would blow off but the ship is cleaned exelently aswell

[brigittetom]

I have not sailed on Cunard. I have read that on Transatlantic crossings that passengers can bring their pets, pets stay in a kennel area etc...How about the Med cruises?

 

Also, has anyone ever have any bad experiences in their cabins because of passengers bringing their pets? I know passengers will go visit their pets while the pets are in the kennel but I am thinking of pet hair in cabins from passengers' clothing etc.only because I have bad allergies.

 

Do you ever have problems otherwise? I know many of us come from homes where there are pets and no matter how hard I work at it, there is always a stray pet hair or two when I unpack. Our cats hang out on the closed luggage the night before we leave also. I would really hate to think that I was causing the next person in the cabin a problem.