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09-28-2010, 04:01 AM
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|  do I need a certificate from the vet? I'll be traveling with pets and I need your input guys! Do I need a health certificate from the vet, or can I just risk it walking through the x-ray with my small gerbils? Any help is appreciated!! |
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09-28-2010, 04:25 AM
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| Re: do I need a certificate from the vet? I don't think you should risk it because you'll most likely be asked to remove your pets from the carriers plus the x-rays will pick them up any ways. I am not expert but I can guarantee that you'll need some sort of travel documentation and vet certificate for your gerbils. Also, you could risk missing your flight due to hassles at security so I suggest that you either call specific airlines to see what their policy are on gerbils, drive, or look for a pet delivery service. |
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