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Table of contents
- Dog & Cat Natural Asthma Remedies
- Vaccinations
- The Ultimate Guide to Financial Aid for Pets
- The First Aid Companion for Dogs & Cats by Amy Shojai
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Dog & Cat Natural Asthma Remedies
There have been a lot of changes in recent years that have made the process much smoother. However, you do still need to do your research and be aware of the requirements. Why leave your dog at home when they can enjoy the fun with you? More and more people are taking their dogs on holiday.
Vaccinations
It can be hard leaving your canine companion at home when you go away, especially if they have to go in kennels. Some people migrate and move abroad and need to take their dogs with them. Not so long ago dogs had to go through a six month quarantine which is traumatic for both the dog and the owner.
Thankfully this is not necessary these days. As long as you follow the rules and get everything done in time your dog should be fine to travel abroad.
It is essential that you have all the necessary documentation or your pet could be put into quarantine or even sent back to the country you came from. The rules for pet passports used to be far more complicated, thankfully they were changed in to make things easier. Pet passports are issued by a vet.
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You need to find a vet that is LVI local veterinary inspector authorised, they will be able to issue you with a pet passport. Take your dog to an LVI registered vet with their current vaccination records. If 21 days has already passed and your pets vaccinations have been kept up to date, then you can use the passport immediately to travel or return to the UK.
The Ultimate Guide to Financial Aid for Pets
Your pet will need a rabies vaccination and a tapeworm treatment. When your pet is vaccinated make sure you record the following details.
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If you are going abroad you really need to consider the climate in your chosen destination. Remember your dog is used to the seasons in the UK and will be well adjusted to the temperature. Taking your dog on holiday or to start a new life abroad can be quite stressful for them.
The First Aid Companion for Dogs & Cats by Amy Shojai
Try and retain some of their daily routine where possible to make them feel more comfortable. Bring some of their toys and bedding so that they have something comforting that smells like home. Give them time to adjust and be patient, they may not settle right away.