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The following regulations pertain to household cats
and dogs being imported into Ecuador.
Cats: Cats must be vaccinated within sixty days before
departure, against the following diseases: panleukopenia
felina and rabies (for the animals older than three
months).
Dogs: Dogs must be vaccinated within at least sixty
days before departure against the following diseases:
distemper, canine hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvovirus,
influenza, and rabies (for the animals less than three
months old). (In each case, proof of these immunizations
will include the date received, the type and trademark
of the product used.
Each animal must have a veterinary certificate
signed by an accredited veterinarian in the Country from
which the pet is traveling, which must include the following:
The veterinary certificate must then be translated into Spanish
and the signature of the veterinarian notarized by a Notary
of the Public.
The documents are then set to the Secreatary of State of the
State in which the pet's owner lives for Apostille.
Prior to travel they must be placed in special pet crates
that meet the requirements of IATA compliant pet crates.
The complete forms and instructions for taking a pet to Ecuador are
available at the Pet Travel Store.
Order online at: http://www.pettravelstore.com/store-pet-immigration-forms1.html
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