Do you need a permit to bring a cat to Canada?
Yes, you can bring your cat to Canada. Depending on the country of origin there are different regulations. There are no quarantine requirements in Canada. Cats under the age of three months are exempt from these regulations. Domestic Cats are amazing pets and do not need to be quarantined, nor do they require an import permit.
Do you need a microchip to take your cat to Canada?
Canada does not require a microchip or tattoo identification for pet cats. If travelling to Canada by plane, pet owners should check with their airline as many airlines will require additional documentation and travel restrictions for cats. If a cat is not domestic, it will be subject to a different set of requirements.
How many domestic cats are there in Canada?
About 4.8 million domestic cats inhabit Canada, averaging 2.4 per cat-owning household (just over 1 in every 2 households). The origin of the domesticated cat is shrouded in mystery.
How much does it cost to raise a cat in Canada?
As Dana Lynn points out below she often finds buying cat food in the United States is far cheaper than buying it in Canada. Litter, 18kg bag costs $9 (tax in) and lasts 6 weeks, so approx. $78/year. One time purchase of cat litter box, approx. $20.
Is there a code of practice for cat breeders in Canada?
Like the Codes of Practice developed by the National Farm Animal Care Council, the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies (CFHS), the CVMA, and those associated with the livestock industry, this Code of Practice for the care, management, and breeding of cats is a voluntary one. It can be used as an educational tool by cat breeders,
Do you need a health certificate to bring a cat to Canada?
Pet cats do NOT require any health certificate. Rabies vaccination certificate – issued by licensed veterinarian, proving vaccination within 3 years of importation into Canada. Kittens under 3 months of age exempt from rabies vaccination. Date of vaccination and the type of vaccine must be on the vaccination certificate.
Is it legal to have a cattery in Canada?
welfare practices. Although there is no system to license catteries in Canada, some provinces or territories have laws or regulations covering certain aspects of the care of dogs and cats in breeding and boarding establishments. Consult the relevant provincial/territorial animal care or SPCA act. The Canadian Council on Animal Care
What kind of animals can you take on Air Canada?
Air Canada Cargo ships a wide variety of animals, from cats and dogs to hatching eggs, insects and tropical fish. You can be sure that your pet will travel safely and comfortably to its destination.
