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This document outlines the veterinary requirements for importing dogs and cats into Singapore from Category B countries, including necessary health certifications and procedures for compliance.

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How to fill out VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B

1. Obtain a health certificate from a licensed veterinarian for your dog/cat.
2. Ensure that the health certificate is dated within the required timeframe, typically within 7-30 days prior to import.
3. Confirm that the animal is vaccinated according to the import country's regulations, including rabies vaccination.
4. Collect any required laboratory test results if mandated by the importing country, such as serological tests.
5. Complete any necessary import permit applications as required by the destination country.
6. Prepare a detailed vaccination history for the pet to accompany the health certificate.
7. Check for any specific treatment requirements (e.g., deworming or flea treatment) stated by the importing country.
8. Schedule the importation timeline, allowing enough time for all documentation to be prepared and verified.

Who needs VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B?

1. Pet owners or breeders who wish to import dogs or cats into a country classified under Category B.
2. Animal transport companies facilitating the relocation of dogs and cats to such countries.
3. Veterinarians providing health certification for pets being imported.

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Who can write in an EU pet passport?

Only vets in EU countries can enter rabies vaccination details into an EU pet passport. If your pet passport does not have an up to date vaccination record, you'll need an animal health certificate instead. Any vet in any country can put tapeworm treatment details into a pet passport.

What are the requirements for cats entering USA?

CDC does not require general certificates of health for pets for entry into the United States. However, health certificates may be required for entry into some states or may be required by airlines. Check with officials in the state of final destination and with the airline before your travel date.

Can an American get an EU pet passport?

Yes. But from the vets I have spoken to, vets cannot issue an EU passport, a specific agency issues it (kind of like the county health department's official vet). The thing is, you have to have a permanent residency and proof of residency in order to get one.

Can a US vet write in an EU pet passport?

Please include the following in your package: International Health Certificate. Vaccination certificates (if vaccinations are required by the destination country) Test results for laboratory tests (if tests are required by the destination country) Import Permit (if a permit is required by the destination country)

How do I move my pet from the U.S. to Europe?

As soon as you decide to travel outside the United States with your pet, contact a USDA-accredited veterinarian. They will help you determine your destination country's pet entry requirements and assist you through the process of obtaining a USDA-endorsed health certificate and any other needed paperwork.

How long does it take to get an EU pet passport?

Pet passports can be issued within 24 hours Monday to Friday. However, after your pet has received their rabies vaccination, you must wait 21 days to travel. Most people allow ample time to get their pets a passport, but it can be obtained in around 3 weeks to a month if needed.

What is the veterinary health certificate for export of dogs and or cats from the United States of America to the Philippines?

All health certificates for pet dogs and cats to the Philippines must be issued by a USDA accredited veterinarian, and then endorsed by USDA-APHIS prior to travel. Your private USDA accredited veterinarian will then issue an export health certificate in ance with the criteria listed in the SPSIC.

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What is VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B?

VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B refers to specific health and regulatory requirements that must be met for the entry of dogs and cats into these countries to ensure they do not pose a risk to animal and public health.

Who is required to file VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B?

Importers or pet owners intending to bring dogs or cats from countries categorized under Category B are required to file the VETERINARY CONDITIONS, ensuring all necessary health documentation and permits are in order.

How to fill out VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B?

To fill out the VETERINARY CONDITIONS, importers must provide accurate information about the animals, including vaccination records, health certificates from a veterinarian, and any required identification details. Forms should be completed in full and submitted as per the guidelines provided by the authorities.

What is the purpose of VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B?

The purpose of the VETERINARY CONDITIONS is to prevent the introduction of infectious diseases, protect the health of the local animal population, and ensure that imported pets meet specific health and safety standards.

What information must be reported on VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES UNDER CATEGORY B?

Information that must be reported includes the animal's identification details, breed, age, vaccination history, health status, and any treatments administered, as well as the owner's contact information and destination address.