What happens when you take your pet to the vet?
When you visit your vet before you travel, they will assess whether your pet needs any vaccinations or top-ups, and will advise on any quarantine requirements that may apply for your pet’s travel destination. Your vet will also be able to assess whether your pet is behaviourally suited to the experience of traveling.
What does a pet vet travel certificate mean?
A pet vet travel certificate is a document that is created and endorsed by a professional veterinarian stating that your pet’s health and wellbeing means they are fit to travel. It’s basically a veterinarian providing your pet with a clean bill of health.
What do I need to do to travel with my Pet?
For the second injection, you will need to bring your pet in 2 weeks before travelling. For vaccinated pets, make sure at least 2 weeks before travelling that your pet’s vaccination will cover them at least until you come back. Your pet needs a microchip, a passport and a rabies vaccination (legal requirements).
What should I know about finding a new vet for my Dog?
Tips for Finding a New Veterinarian. Your veterinarian plays an important role in your pet’s life, from improving his overall health to ensuring his well-being. Whether it’s a routine checkup or a medical emergency, you always want your cat or dog in qualified, caring hands.
When to contact a veterinarian for pet travel?
As soon as you know your travel details, contact your local veterinarian to assist with the pet travel process. Factors to consider may include meeting time frames for obtaining a health certificate, updating vaccinations, diagnostic testing, or administration of medications/ treatments.
What do you need to know about traveling with a pet?
When travelling with your pet (s), there may be animal health requirements specific for that destination. As soon as you know your travel details, contact your local veterinarian to assist with the pet travel process.
When do I need to take my dog to the vet?
You must take your pet to your vet to get an animal health certificate. You need to do this no more than 10 days before you travel. The certificate needs to be signed by an ‘official veterinarian’ ( OV ).
When to travel with your pet state to state?
Travel with your pet state to state (Interstate) When travelling with your pet(s), there may be animal health requirements specific for that destination. As soon as you know your travel details, contact your local veterinarian to assist with the pet travel process.
