International Delivery of a Siberian Kitten
from Nice to your home

Depending on the destination, several options may be considered:

• air transport (cargo) with a specialised airline;
• in-cabin accompaniment by a trusted escort;
• travel of the adopting family to the cattery.

Each project is assessed individually in order to choose the most suitable solution for the destination country, while ensuring the comfort, safety and well-being of the kitten.

Whenever possible, we share photos and messages during the trip, so that families can follow their kitten’s journey home.

• minimum age of the kitten, usually 12 to 15 weeks depending on the country;
• mandatory vaccinations up to date, especially rabies;
• European pet passport, if departing from the EU;
• microchip identification;
• health certificate issued by a veterinarian.

Some countries have strict import regulations, and quarantine may be required depending on the destination. The kitten’s health, safety and welfare are always the top priority during transport.

It is essential to check the specific import rules and veterinary requirements of the destination country before travel.

Rabies vaccination is mandatory for the international transport of a Siberian kitten. Some countries also require additional treatments or documents; for example, Scandinavian countries generally require an antiparasitic treatment before the kitten enters their territory.

The rabies antibody titer test (serological titration) is a blood analysis that measures the level of antibodies against rabies. It confirms that the animal has developed sufficient immunity after vaccination.

This test is often required by import regulations, for example in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia, in some cases in the United Kingdom, Ireland and the United Arab Emirates, depending on the country of origin.

For China, a double rabies vaccination and a rabies antibody titer test are required; the test must be carried out at least three months after vaccination. These procedures involve additional costs, calculated separately.

Our cattery assists families with all the veterinary and administrative requirements for the international travel of their future kitten.

• pedigree;
• vaccinations;
• microchip;
• veterinary certificate;
• travel crate, if applicable;
• food for the first days.

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