The Official College of Veterinarians of Barcelona (COVB) has reported on an update made by CEXGAN (Animal Health Certification System) regarding the documentation required for the non-commercial movement of pets, specifically dogs and cats, destined for six countries and territories.
The destinations affected by these new guidelines are: Bermuda, Curaçao, Egypt, Moldova, Mauritius, and Venezuela. These updates have also been reflected in the reference list of companion animals available on the CEXGAN platform.
These information notes serve as an essential consultation document to understand the specific requirements that must be met for the international travel of these animals when they are not for commercial purposes. As requirements can vary significantly depending on the destination country, veterinary professionals are advised to always consult the most recent version of the relevant information note before initiating any procedures.
The COVB emphasizes the importance of verifying the documentation and requirements for each specific case to ensure regulatory compliance and facilitate the animals' travel.
