Quarantine Requirements

Quarantine requirements are regulations some countries enforce to ensure incoming pets do not pose a risk to local health. Countries with strict biosecurity laws, such as Australia and New Zealand, often require dogs to undergo a quarantine period upon arrival. The duration of quarantine can vary, usually between 10 and 30 days, depending on the country’s laws and the pet’s health documentation. Before traveling, check the quarantine rules of your destination, as some pets may qualify for shorter quarantine times if they meet specific health requirements, such as valid rabies vaccinations or titer tests. It’s important to make reservations at approved quarantine facilities and ensure all necessary paperwork is in order.