1. Age of Animal

 

Puppies and kittens must be 4 months or older for travel to Argentina.

They must have their own Rabies vaccination (which can be administered at 12 weeks of age).

 

2. Microchip

 

Your pet must be microchipped before receiving the Rabies vaccination.

 

3. Rabies Vaccination

 

Your pet’s Rabies vaccination must be at least 31 days old but no more than one year old.

 

Please note: Only an official, registered veterinarian can administer these vaccinations for export purposes. Vaccinations given by a veterinary nurse, breeder, or welfare organisation staff will not be accepted.

 

4. Annual Vaccinations

 

Annual vaccinations are required and must be older than 30 days but not older than one year upon arrival. If your pet needs boarding or kenneling before or after travel, all reputable kennels will require proof of a valid vaccination.

 

For Dogs: Canine Distemper, Infectious Canine Hepatitis, and Canine Parvovirus.

 

For Cats: Feline Panleukopenia (Infectious Enteritis), Feline Respiratory Disease Complex, and Feline Leukemia. Snuffles vaccinations for cats are also highly recommended.

 

Please note: Only an official, registered veterinarian can administer these vaccinations for export purposes.

 

5. Import Permit

 

No Import Permit is required for Argentina.

 

6. Treatments

 

Internal and external parasite treatments are required within 15 days of departure.

 

7. Health Certificate

 

Your pet must have a Health Certificate issued by a private veterinarian, confirming compliance with the above requirements, and countersigned by the State Vet. This must be done within 10 days of departure. We provide our clients with a completed and accurate Health Certificate, along with clear guidance on what needs to be done.

 

If you have any further questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact us. We're here to help!