Getting Kittens to the UK
1. Get cats robofied (microchipped)
2. Cats get rabies vaccine (again)
3. Cats get rabies teitur (take blood to test for vaccine) 6 months before flight
4. Buy airline approved carriers for each cat and let them “get used to it”
5. Cats go to vet again, after six month waiting period, to get a check up.
6. Vet (USDA certified only) gives cats health certificates
7. Take health certificate to office near JFK to have it stamped by federal USDA
8. Call airline 13 days in advance to book cat’s tickets—spend $1070 for one-way
9. Take cats to vet 24 to 48 hours before flight for ticks and tapeworm treatment
10, 11, 12, 13, 14? God only knows what will happen at the airport
15. Tell cats, seriously, it’s all worth it to spend time with us in the UK
3 years ago