What’s the reason for taking your dog out of the country?

Inspection report.

Vaccine immunization must be done at the local animal husbandry and veterinary station or a pet hospital recognized by the Animal Disease Prepaid Control Center, that is, a pet hospital with the sign of "Animal Rabies Designated Injection Unit". Otherwise, when the pet leaves the country for physical examination, the Entry-Exit Quarantine Bureau will not recognize the immunization of the pet in the private pet hospital. Go to the pet hospital designated by the local Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau for a physical examination and deworming. You can get the inspection report in about 1-2 working days after the physical examination. If you pass the physical examination, you can take this physical examination report to the Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau (equivalent to the official foreign veterinarian "OFFICIAL VET") to apply for an "Animal Health Certificate" (that is, an official health certificate) and a "Customs Clearance Form". It is only used for customs declaration.

Notes on taking pets abroad: 1. Assess your physical condition. Traveling abroad not only consumes physical energy, but also has to adapt to the local weather and jet lag. Therefore, if you have chronic diseases such as heart disease or arthritis, or you are too old, Little meow. 2. Inject vaccines and microchips in advance. As for the vaccine, remember to go to major animal hospitals to inject "rabies inactivated vaccine" 30 days to 1 year before departure. If the destination country has other vaccine requirements, don't forget to do so. Beat. In terms of microchips, although not every country has regulations that require pets to be implanted with microchips before entering the country, the regulations for entering Taiwan are that they must have microchips! So in order to avoid the dilemma of being able to go out but not being able to come back, don’t forget to have a chip implanted before going abroad. 3. Understand the regulations of the destination country. Pet quarantine regulations in each country are different and may require a preparation period ranging from 1 to 8 months. In addition, some countries will stipulate that certain breeds of cats and dogs cannot be imported (for example, ferocious cats and dogs). hunting dogs), so learn about the regulations of your destination country as early as possible and give yourself plenty of time to prepare. 4. Inform the airline in advance. Be sure to inform the airline that you will bring pets, and inform the breed and size. Currently, only Delta Air Lines in Taiwan provides the service of pets in the cabin, other airlines can only check pets, and have strict regulations. Different, it is recommended to go to the official website to confirm before booking a flight. 5. Choose an appropriate transport cage. The pet transport cage that will be taken on the plane is different from the one that is usually taken out. According to the regulations of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the size of the transport cage must allow the cat to lie down comfortably and naturally! Other regulations include: solid material, no sliding type, handles and ventilation holes on the sides, etc. Basically, the simplest way is to buy a transport cage that is marked as compliant with IATA specifications.