> Sorry to hear Michelle.
> Here's a few links that I found useful - http://www.affa.gov.au/content/outpu...BEB2AEFE-3A52-
> 48E1-929A2CA3B13296C8
>
> http://www.australia-migration.com/p...rting_pets/324

Thanks for that and good luck with 136! Michelle

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> Is that too old as a personal opinion, or is there actually
> legislation in this area? I can see my wife wanting to take our cat,
> but she'll be 18 by then. (The cat, not the wife...)

have you checked with the vet?
goodness, that's going to be a hard decision - 18 years.... oh my

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> Is that too old as a personal opinion, or is there actually
> legislation in this area? I can see my wife wanting to take our cat,
> but she'll be 18 by then. (The cat, not the wife...)

have you checked with the vet?
goodness, that's going to be a hard decision - 18 years.... oh my

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> have you checked with the vet?
> goodness, that's going to be a hard decision - 18 years.... oh my

Of course she might not make it that far...

Call me a hard, callous b*st*rd if you like.

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> have you checked with the vet?
> goodness, that's going to be a hard decision - 18 years.... oh my

Of course she might not make it that far...

Call me a hard, callous b*st*rd if you like.

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> Is that too old as a personal opinion, or is there actually
> legislation in this area? I can see my wife wanting to take our cat,
> but she'll be 18 by then. (The cat, not the wife...)

He's 28 - old and grumpy! No vet would deem him fit to travel. And
the fact that it costs about quadruple the dogs fare is another
factor!! Arrrr

Awww poor cat...she's getting on a bit then (the cat that is)!

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> Is that too old as a personal opinion, or is there actually
> legislation in this area? I can see my wife wanting to take our cat,
> but she'll be 18 by then. (The cat, not the wife...)

He's 28 - old and grumpy! No vet would deem him fit to travel. And
the fact that it costs about quadruple the dogs fare is another
factor!! Arrrr

Awww poor cat...she's getting on a bit then (the cat that is)!

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> Hi all,
>
> Just wondering if anyone is planning to (or already has) take their
> pets
> with them when they emigrate?
>
> Can anyone reccommend anything to make this process any easier. We
> have
> had one quote and it was £2,500-
>
> Any ideas or suggestions welcome
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Steph
>
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Steph, I might have some information on quarantine and procedures on my
hard drive.

If I can find it I shall post it.

Lots of different shipping companies and quotes do vary.

I know of Airpets Oceanic as one of the vets I worked for use to use
them but that was a while ago.

If I can find my info, I will post it for you.

Samantha

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> Hi all,
>
> Just wondering if anyone is planning to (or already has) take their
> pets
> with them when they emigrate?
>
> Can anyone reccommend anything to make this process any easier. We
> have
> had one quote and it was £2,500-
>
> Any ideas or suggestions welcome
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Steph
>
> --
> Posted via http://expatforums.com

Steph, I might have some information on quarantine and procedures on my
hard drive.

If I can find it I shall post it.

Lots of different shipping companies and quotes do vary.

I know of Airpets Oceanic as one of the vets I worked for use to use
them but that was a while ago.

If I can find my info, I will post it for you.

Samantha

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> He's 28 - old and grumpy! No vet would deem him fit to travel. And
> the fact that it costs about quadruple the dogs fare is another
> factor!! Arrrr
>
> Awww poor cat...she's getting on a bit then (the cat that is)!

She's surprisingly fit for her age (still talking about the cat here!).
Still brings us small gifts - mice, birds, foxes... (OK, I lied about
the foxes)

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