Senior pets
Older pets are more sensitive to the journey and to new surroundings, and need a dedicated health assessment plus a gentler schedule.
Unusual pet, and no off-the-shelf import route? Led by a former AFCD Senior Veterinary Officer, we run a risk assessment against international standards such as WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health) and help you agree new, workable import requirements with the importing and exporting authorities.
There may be no off-the-shelf import requirements for your case — applying a template can mean refused entry, quarantine, or even being sent straight back.
Older pets are more sensitive to the journey and to new surroundings, and need a dedicated health assessment plus a gentler schedule.
For pets on long-term medication or regular check-ups, the itinerary has to be built around their medical needs.
Parrots, reptiles and similar species involve CITES permits, extra quarantine and additional approvals that a general agent may not know how to handle.
Transiting a third country brings in several sets of import requirements — get the routing wrong and your pet can be refused entry.
A former AFCD Senior Veterinary Officer assesses your pet’s condition, disease risk and the destination authority’s requirements against international standards such as WOAH.
Official documents, permits and health certificates are prepared to your case and checked item by item.
A quarantine timetable plus vaccination and testing arrangements built to international testing standards.
We agree a new, workable set of import requirements with the importing and exporting authorities, and clear approval in one pass.