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At the time of arrival in the Dominican Republic it is necessary to submit to the Department of Animal
Health the following documents:
Cats :
a) Anti-rabies vaccine certificate with inoculation at least
30 days prior to the arrival date of the animal but not more than one year.
b) Dominican Republic Veterinary certificate issued within the 10 days prior
to the arrival date of the animal.
Dogs :
a) Anti-rabies vaccine, triple vaccine (distemper, lectopirosis,
hepatitis) and parvo-virus vaccine certificates showing
inoculations occured at leat 30 days prior to the arrival date of the
animal but not more than one year prior to arrival.
b) Dominican Republic Veterinary Health Certificate issued within 15 days prior to
the arrival date of the animal.
If these requirements are not met, your pet will be
quarantined from 8 to 30 days, depending on the country
of origin. For other animal species, prior authorization is
required.
On departure, be sure to obtain a health certificate
in the Office of Animal Health Tel. (809) 542-0132,
valid for 72 hours. You will need it to depart the country.
The Veterinary Health Certificate for the Dominican
Republic is available online at: http://www.pettravel.com/store-pet-immigration-forms.html
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Microchips
Animals traveling Internationally should have a microchip meeting ISO Standards 11784/11785.
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