My cats rabies shot expired last month he is coming to Canada Sunday. For some reason I thought we got it done in November and didn't worry about it, well I was wrong! It say on the website;
"Animals That Are Not Certified
If a cat does not meet the import requirements for rabies certification, owners will be required, at their own expense, to:
have the animal vaccinated against rabies within a specified period of time; and
provide the vaccination record to a Canadian Food Inspection Agency office."
So does this mean I will be able to bring him over as long as I agree to get him to a vet to get a rabies shot ASAP? Or Should I try and find a vet open on Sunday when I get to him in the US and get it done there? I have no problem getting him the shot but unfortunately my husband is homeless and we don't have anywhere for the animals so I was going to bring them to Canada and take care of them while we wait for PR to go through. How much should I worry about this? I can book an appointment with my local vet so if the border wants to call they can see I am serious about it. I will definitely get the shot done and send it into the Canada Food Inspection Agency I just need to get him here first. I hope we are not totally screwed. Any insight appreciated.
"Animals That Are Not Certified
If a cat does not meet the import requirements for rabies certification, owners will be required, at their own expense, to:
have the animal vaccinated against rabies within a specified period of time; and
provide the vaccination record to a Canadian Food Inspection Agency office."
So does this mean I will be able to bring him over as long as I agree to get him to a vet to get a rabies shot ASAP? Or Should I try and find a vet open on Sunday when I get to him in the US and get it done there? I have no problem getting him the shot but unfortunately my husband is homeless and we don't have anywhere for the animals so I was going to bring them to Canada and take care of them while we wait for PR to go through. How much should I worry about this? I can book an appointment with my local vet so if the border wants to call they can see I am serious about it. I will definitely get the shot done and send it into the Canada Food Inspection Agency I just need to get him here first. I hope we are not totally screwed. Any insight appreciated.