Pet Passports
Travelling with your pet can be an exciting adventure, but it’s essential they have the necessary documentation to accompany you. At Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital in Cork, we offer pet passport services to help you and your furry friend prepare for travel.
Comprehensive Pet Passport Consultations
If you plan to travel internationally with your pet, contact Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital in Cork to schedule a pet passport consultation. Our experienced veterinary team will ensure that your pet meets all necessary travel requirements so you can confidently embark on your adventures. Whether planning a vacation or relocating abroad, let us help you and your pet prepare for your journey.
Understanding Pet Passports
A pet passport is an essential document that allows your pet to travel internationally. It contains information about your pet’s identity, including their microchip number, rabies vaccination history, and other relevant details. Different countries have varying requirements for pet passports, so it’s crucial to consult with our veterinary team to ensure your pet meets all necessary criteria.
What You Need for a Pet Passport
- Microchip: Your pet must be microchipped for identification purposes.
- Rabies Vaccination: Up-to-date rabies vaccination is required for most international travel.
- Additional Requirements: Some countries may have additional requirements, such as specific vaccinations or parasite treatments.
Pet Passport Services at Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital
Our pet passport services are designed to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible for you and your pet. We will guide you through each step of obtaining a pet passport, ensuring that all necessary paperwork is completed accurately and efficiently.
Comprehensive Consultation
During your pet’s consultation, our veterinarians will review your travel plans and assess your pet’s current health status. We will discuss the requirements for your destination country and provide guidance on any additional vaccinations or treatments your pet may need.
Microchipping
If your pet is not already microchipped, we will implant a microchip during your visit. This tiny chip contains a unique identification number that can be scanned by authorities to confirm your pet’s identity.
Rabies Vaccination
Ensuring your pet’s rabies vaccination is up-to-date is a crucial step in obtaining a pet passport. If your pet requires a rabies booster, we will administer the vaccine during your visit and update your pet’s vaccination records accordingly.
Documentation
Our veterinary team will complete all necessary paperwork for your pet’s passport, including filling out the passport application and providing documentation of your pet’s microchip and vaccination history. We will ensure that all information is accurate and meets the requirements of your destination country.