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Shipping pets to the UK - cats, anyone done it?


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Microchip, rabies vaccination then a blood test at an approved laboratory to indicate a satisfactory titre (response to vaccination) but this must now be done at least 30 days after vaccination. It used to be within 30 days! Then a three month wait before travel.

There will need to be a heath certificate completed by an officially approved vet (not sure how this is done in Thailand). Here we have to be government approved to issue these.

Tapeworm treatment for dogs (Praziquantel usually) 1-5 days before travelling, again signed off by the vet. Not a requirement (but hopefully will be reintroduced) but make sure that there has been good tick treatment before travel. We have enough of the bu**ers here already, including some new invaders from Europe. We do not want Thai ticks to add to the problem!

No period of quarantine in the UK if you get the paperwork right!

Edited by bobrussell
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Thanks folks, I'm trying to talk the Mrs out of taking them back to be honest, is there any other consideration i.e a Thai cat in the UK, heat or lack of it etc, not sure the breed of the buggers but they certainly haven't got thick coats of hair!!

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