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2.5 Million Dogs in Europe Infected
With the Leishmania Parasite
“Mosquito”-like insects transmit this potentially deadly infection to dogs
Canine leishmaniosis is spread to dogs
by bites from infected sandflies – often
wrongly referred to as mosquitoes. Sandflies
are widespread and can be found in
many habitats in Southern Europe.
 If your dog is infected with the parasite,
symptoms may not show immediately.
Signs to look for include fever, hair loss
(particularly around the eyes), weight loss,
skin sores and nail problems. Internal organs
are also affected, which can lead to
anaemia, arthritis, and severe kidney failure.
Canine leishmaniosis is often deadly;
treatment can only control the symptoms,
but not cure the disease.
The infection is passed between
dogs by the bite of a sandfly. Despite the
availability of repellent sprays, spotons
and collars, canine leishmaniosis
is still a significant threat in Europe.
There is now a vaccine available!
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What do you need for traveling with your pet?

Those are the requirements for our coustomer`s principal travel destinations

Finland:

  • Veterinary passport.
  • Microchip.
  • Rabies vaccination at least 21 days before traveling. If it is done before the expiration date of the previous one it won`t be necessary to wait.
  • Worming tablet: Within 30 days before traveling. It`s recommended to repeat the treatment 30 days later.
  • Clinical examination signed in the passport

http://www.evira.fi

Norway:

  • Veterinary passport.
  • Microchip.
  • Rabies vaccination at least 21 days before traveling. If it is done before the expiration date of the previous one it won`t be necessary to wait.
  • Worming tablet: 10 days before getting to Norway and during the first week after getting there.
  • Clinical examination signed in the passport

 http://www.mattilsynet.no

United Kingdom:

  • Veterinary passport.
  • Microchip.
  • Rabies vaccination at least 21 days before traveling. If it is done before the expiration date of the previous one it won`t be necessary to wait.
  • Worming tablet: within 24-120 hours before getting to the UK.
  • Clinical examination signed in the passport

       http://www.defra.gov.uk

Other European Union countries: (sweden, switzerland, france, germany, ...)

  • Veterinary passport.
  • Microchip.
  • Rabies vaccination at least 21 days before traveling. If it is done before the expiration date of the previous one it won`t be necessary to wait.
  • Clinical examination signed in the passport

        http://www.sjv.se

         http://www.bvet.admin.ch

Countries outside the European Union (Third countries):

  • Veterinary passport.
  • Microchip.
  • Consult the embassy or consulate of the destination country: import requirements for pets are set by the receiving country.
  • Animal health certificate: it has to meet all the requirements of the destination country. Usually it`s valid during 10 days unless the receiving country indicates otherwise.
  • Official Export Certificate: it has to be obtained in the Border Inspection Post (PIF in spanish) office.It is necessary to present the animal health certificate issued by a veterinary surgeon; this same vet would get an appointment for the owner to perform this procedure.


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