aaron b
we need to find a boarding kennel for our little chihuahua for a stay of about 3 months. we are on a tight budget but also want a place that we can rest assured that he will be properly looked after.
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Did anyone here had import a dog to Melbourne before?
Joy
If yes can u tell me how much did it cost u, and how long did yr dog quarantines,and which country were yr dog come from?...
Thank you!
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Pets flying to Australia must enter through the Kingsford Smith Airport in Sydney, the Tullamarine Airport in Melbourne, or the Perth Airport in Perth. There are Australian pet quarantine stations located in each of these cities.
Dogs and cats transported to Australia must be microchipped. With microchipping a veterinarian injects a computer chip about the size of a grain of rice just under your pet's loose skin, between the shoulder blades. Each pet is assigned a unique ID number. The ID number is entered into an international database. Animal hospitals, shelters and humane societies can read the ID with a microchip reader. The procedure is painless and doesn't require anesthesia. It's similar to a pet getting a shot. Vets have been implanting microchips into pets for years. The microchip provides a proof of identity and the ID number is written on your pet's laboratory tests' documentation.
In addition to microchipping your pet, when you transport your cat or dog, AQIS also requires:
Rabies and vaccinations for a variety of cat and dog diseases
Blood tests such as a Rabies Neutralizing Antibody Titre Test (RNATT) - This test measures your pet's antibody response to the rabies vaccination. The date the test is performed is one of the factors that influences the amount of time your pet must stay in quarantine.
Tests and treatments against internal and external parasites
Import permit(s)
U.S.D.A. endorsed veterinarian
Government approved laboratory
Special pet carriers
Australian Pet Quarantine Facilities
Australia is free of a number of cat and dog diseases. The quarantine period allows the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Services (AQIS) to monitor your pet's health prior to release. The staff at the Australian pet quarantine stations are fully trained in pet care and in many cases have prior experience as veterinary nurses and boarding kennel attendants. Your pet is assigned to one caretaker who attends to your pet throughout their entire stay. The quarantine stations may be able to house pets of the same species from the same household together. You'll be able to visit and interact with your dog or cat during their stay in quarantine, although not on the day of arrival.
Some Restrictions on Pet Transport into Australia
Cats and dogs must be more than 6 months old at the time of export and can't be more than 6 weeks pregnant, nor suckling young.
The following dog breeds are not allowed entry into Australia:
dogo Argentino
fila Brazileiro
Japanese tosa
Pit bull terrier or American pit bull
Animal hybrids such as bengal cats or wolf crosses may not be allowed into Australia, unless there 5generations removed from there non domestic parents
Under the legislation of Environment Australia domestic/non-domestic animal hybrids eg bengal cats or wolf crosses are not eligible for import, unless they are proven to be 5th generation or more away from any pure-bred non-domestic ancestor. Please contact Wildlife Permits and Enforcement Section, Environment Australia on 02 6274 1111 for further information.
Pets flying to Australia must enter through the Kingsford Smith Airport in Sydney, the Tullamarine Airport in Melbourne, or the Perth Airport in Perth. There are Australian pet quarantine stations located in each of these cities.
Dogs and cats transported to Australia must be microchipped. With microchipping a veterinarian injects a computer chip about the size of a grain of rice just under your pet's loose skin, between the shoulder blades. Each pet is assigned a unique ID number. The ID number is entered into an international database. Animal hospitals, shelters and humane societies can read the ID with a microchip reader. The procedure is painless and doesn't require anesthesia. It's similar to a pet getting a shot. Vets have been implanting microchips into pets for years. The microchip provides a proof of identity and the ID number is written on your pet's laboratory tests' documentation.
In addition to microchipping your pet, when you transport your cat or dog, AQIS also requires:
Rabies and vaccinations for a variety of cat and dog diseases
Blood tests such as a Rabies Neutralizing Antibody Titre Test (RNATT) - This test measures your pet's antibody response to the rabies vaccination. The date the test is performed is one of the factors that influences the amount of time your pet must stay in quarantine.
Tests and treatments against internal and external parasites
Import permit(s)
U.S.D.A. endorsed veterinarian
Government approved laboratory
Special pet carriers
Australian Pet Quarantine Facilities
Australia is free of a number of cat and dog diseases. The quarantine period allows the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Services (AQIS) to monitor your pet's health prior to release. The staff at the Australian pet quarantine stations are fully trained in pet care and in many cases have prior experience as veterinary nurses and boarding kennel attendants. Your pet is assigned to one caretaker who attends to your pet throughout their entire stay. The quarantine stations may be able to house pets of the same species from the same household together. You'll be able to visit and interact with your dog or cat during their stay in quarantine, although not on the day of arrival.
Some Restrictions on Pet Transport into Australia
Cats and dogs must be more than 6 months old at the time of export and can't be more than 6 weeks pregnant, nor suckling young.
The following dog breeds are not allowed entry into Australia:
dogo Argentino
fila Brazileiro
Japanese tosa
Pit bull terrier or American pit bull
Animal hybrids such as bengal cats or wolf crosses may not be allowed into Australia, unless there 5generations removed from there non domestic parents
Under the legislation of Environment Australia domestic/non-domestic animal hybrids eg bengal cats or wolf crosses are not eligible for import, unless they are proven to be 5th generation or more away from any pure-bred non-domestic ancestor. Please contact Wildlife Permits and Enforcement Section, Environment Australia on 02 6274 1111 for further information.
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