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The rabies vaccine is a critical requirement for pets traveling abroad. Rabies is a viral disease that can affect mammals, including humans, and is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear. Most countries, particularly those with low rabies rates, mandate that pets have an up-to-date rabies vaccination before entry. The vaccine must be administered within a specific time frame, usually 21 days before travel, and the pet owner must carry proof of vaccination. Failure to comply can lead to quarantine or denial of entry. Always check the destination’s rabies vaccination rules before traveling with your pet.
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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