Creating a Happy Home for Your Pets
A pet passport simplifies traveling with your pet, especially within the European Union. This document contains your pet’s vaccination history, including rabies, and other medical details necessary for international travel. The passport is often valid for life as long as vaccinations are kept up-to-date. While the EU uses a standardized pet passport, other countries have similar documents, and having one can make crossing borders easier. Before travel, check if your destination accepts pet passports and what additional steps, like health certificates or titer tests, are needed.
When planning to travel abroad with your pet, it’s essential to understand the vaccination requirements to ensure a smooth journey. Various countries have specific rules, and missing a required vaccination can result in quarantine or denial of entry for your pet. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you prepare.
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