First, your pet needs an international veterinary passport, which marked the previously made vaccinations and pasted his photo (if the bastard is more than a year). Vaccinations by the way better to do in the state veterinary clinic. If your pet does not Chiped, you should also do this and enter the chip number in vetpasport. Vaccinations (annual and for rabies – she, by the way, more important) are made in advance (no later than 21-30 days before crossing borders). Otherwise, problems arise during its transition, because it did not pass required quarantine time.
The chip must be implanted to the latest rabies vaccination.
Veterinary certificate in the form number 1
Veterinary certificate in the form number 1
The day before departure you need to take a veterinary certificate (certificate) on Form No. 1 in the state veterinary clinic (its address is in your city is easy to find on the Internet).
It seems like there is a legend that when implementing overseas travel certificate form No. 1 to be exchanged for international veterinary certificate form number 5, but it is a myth. We have traveled to the EU countries more than once and have not changed it anywhere. I know that they are doing exactly that at the airport. Important – certificate by Form No. 1 is valid for 5 days.
EU Veterinary Certificate
EU Veterinary Certificate
If you want to travel with a pet to Europe (to countries European Union), then you also need to issue a veterinary certificate. It can be downloaded online in the language of the country, in which you are heading. Fill in all fields and certify State Veterinary Clinic. It is possible that when crossing the borders will tell you to complete the customs declaration and declare your pet. There is nothing wrong with that. it will help with the return entry to avoid some problems.
Be sure to take the trip bowls, food, water and your toys pet, as well as clothing, of course, if it is necessary. Happy ways and new adventures to you and your furry.
