Get Registration Form For The Carriage Of Pets - BGermaniab Flug AG - Germania

Once in Germany, you'll need to follow the rules Your dog must be licensed, and there may be a tax to pay as well. This differs from one region and municipality to another, so you'll have to ask. Your cat will be tax-free, and they won't need a license.

When entering the Federal Republic of Germany directly from Canada with dogs, cats or ferrets, you must have with you a health certificate issued by an official veterinarian in ance with the EU uniform sample, as well as supporting documents, such as a vaccination certificate.

Dogs cannot roam unattended, and they must be on a leash when in the proximity of the public. Cats are not required to be confined to your property or attached to a leash. However, allowing your cat to roam freely exposes them to danger, and you are responsible for any damage or mischief they might cause.

Your pet must bear an identifier, such as a microchip or tattoo ID. Your pet needs an identification document known as the EU “pet passport”, which contains details of the pet and owner, a vet confirmation of rabies vaccination and details of their microchip.

If you are entering Germany from another EU state or a third listed country, your dog/cat will need proof of a valid immunization against rabies. A primary rabies vaccine must given at least 21 days before entering Germany with your pet. Your pet must enter Germany before the vaccine expires.

Your pet must have a working microchip (also called a “transponder”) before getting its rabies vaccination for travel to the EU, and your veterinarian must always scan the microchip before giving your pet a rabies vaccination.

Medium animals in hold traveling within Germany: 70 EUR/USD $100/CAD $100 (Animals in the cargo hold container. Dimensions 1: 60 x 45 x 40 cm /Dimensions 2: 80 x 55 x 55 cm) Medium animals traveling within Europe and third countries: 100 EUR/USD $150/CAD $150 (Animals in the cargo hold container.

If you would like to bring your dog or cat into Germany, your pet will need a microchip. It is a EU requirement that dogs/cats have an identification number. The microchip (ISO 11784/11785) must be implanted before your pet gets their rabies shot.