border crossing/pets/paperwork

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   Here ya go:

Dogs and Cats
For a dog or cat 12 weeks or older, you must have a signed health 
certificate from a licensed veterinarian clearly describing the animal 
and declaring that it is healthy and currently vaccinated against 
rabies.  To enter the U.S. the shot must have been given at least a full
 month before your trip and the  certificate should include the 
expiration date of the shot. If the date is not included, the shot must 
be refreshed every year for the United States, and every 36 months for 
Canada.   Canada does require the 30 day lead time – the shot qualifies 
from the moment it is given.
So I guess you have to have the above for each pet.
Terry

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	Here ya go: Dogs and Cats For a dog or cat 12 weeks or older, you must have a signed health certificate from a licensed veterinarian clearly describing the animal and declaring that it is healthy and currently vaccinated against rabies. To enter the U.S. the shot must have been given at least a full month before your trip and the certificate should include the expiration date of the shot. If the date is not included, the shot must be refreshed every year for the United States, and every 36 months for Canada. Canada does require the 30 day lead time – the shot qualifies from the moment it is given. So I guess you have to have the above for each pet. Terry
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3DogPod Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 08 Jun 2012 Online Status: Offline Posts: 13	Posted: 01 Apr 2013 at 9:32pm
	What a long hibernation this country has had Winter 2012/ Spring 2013 ... To you all on the EAst Coast and Midwest - hope the snow & winds & ice have finally ended :) We've been catching up on posts from the last 4-5 months, and I must say that the BC'ers and those that have traveled north across the border have peaked our interest ... So... a couple of questions for those travelers that have gone before us : does the rpod need to have different or more insurance paperwork because it will be traveling 'international' ... How expensive are the ferries to get across to Vancouver Island... And finally, what kind of health papers do the 3 pups need... Thanks, all L & W