[header] How to travel long distance with a cat [title] Keep health records on hand. [step] You should always travel with your cat's health records whenever crossing a border, whether it's a state or national border. Your veterinarian may be able to tell you what documents to travel with.
[header] How to travel long distance with a cat [title] Keep health records on hand. [step] You should always travel with your cat's health records whenever crossing a border, whether it's a state or national border. Your veterinarian may be able to tell you what documents to travel with.
For instance, you may need a health certificate and current, proper vaccination documentation. Give yourself as much time as you can, preferably several months, to prepare. Some things you may need include : [substeps] A rabies rabies shot. If your cat is a stray, vets may send you or your family a rabies vaccination packet. [substeps] Review your cat's medical history regularly and ask about any medications it is taking. If your cat has diabetes, you'll need to read drug and nutritional records. If so, bring the following : [substeps] Medical records. Your veterinarian may want to see medical records as well as other health records related to your trip.