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Though miniature dog breeds are small and easy to transport, certain challenges that are unique to miniature breeds must be considered before planning your travel.
Our pets are capable of carrying several parasites – external and internal – unknown to us. One of the essential steps in pet import is the treatment for internal parasites before travelling.
All pet dogs and cats entering Australia from category II and III countries are required by the Australian Government to spend a minimum of ten days in the Post Entry Quarantine (PEQ) at Melbourne.
Thailand’s quarantine regulations are in place to protect the local fauna from exotic diseases. If you are flying to Thailand with a pet dog or cat, your pet must fulfil all pet import regulations to enter the country.
International travel with Bengal Cats is complicated, and it is essential to know pet import regulations of the country you are travelling to before making travel plans.
International pet travel is complicated enough; adding an anxious pet in the mix can make it more challenging. Here’s what you can do to keep them stress-free during their international relocation.
You can safely fly your dog or cat to Thailand as long as your pet meets all veterinary and administrative conditions prescribed by the Department of Livestock Development in Thailand.
The rabies titre test is an important step in the international pet relocation process, and it is crucial that this test is conducted at the exact recommended time by an authorised laboratory.
Airlines generally do not fly pets in extreme weather conditions. When you are planning your pet’s relocation, it is important to factor airline embargoes in your travel plan.
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