Pet import regulations change depending on the country your pet is travelling from. Understanding your country’s rabies classification is crucial to making travel plans; the length of quarantine, the veterinary requirements, and the health tests are different for different country categories.
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Relocating young puppies to a different country come with its own set of rules. Pet import rules for young puppies are slightly different from grown dogs. If you are planning to relocate your new puppy internationally, here are answers to some commonly asked questions.
Relocating to a different country with your pet during the summer comes with its own challenges. Extreme temperatures during summer are known to pose serious health risks in pet dogs and cats. Here are some precautions to take to make sure your pet has a safe and comfortable flight.
A Pet Passport is an important document that accompanies your pet during international travel, especially in the European Union member countries. It is a record of your pet’s vaccinations, medical procedures, and other treatments. An EU veterinarian issues it to dogs, cats, and ferrets.
Large dog breeds need special care and preparation while travelling overseas. Relocating large and giant dog breeds such as Great Danes, Neapolitan Mastiffs, or Siberian Huskies to a different country involves more planning than smaller breeds. Read on to know how to make their trip comfortable.
Ireland has a set of pet import regulations for dogs and cats entering the country, and your pet will not be allowed to enter if these requirements are not met. Irish law requires you to follow specific procedures which involve documentation, health tests and vaccinations.
Australia has strict biosecurity laws in place that are aimed at protecting the local flora and fauna from exotic pests and diseases. If you are planning to move to Australia with your pet cat or dog, you have to fulfil all the biosecurity requirements for your pet to be able to enter the country.
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Hong Kong is a rabies-free country and therefore has complex pet import rules. If you are travelling to Hong Kong with your pet, there are several pet import regulations you must follow. It is essential you meet all the requirements to be able to bring your dog or cat into the country.
London is very welcoming of pets in public spaces, and there are a great many options for pet-friendly eateries to choose from. If you are looking for a quick bite in a café or a meal in an elegant restaurant, London has plenty to offer for you and your furry companion.
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