Import Procedures for a Pet Bird Entering (Non-U.S. Origin) the United States
Import Procedures for a Pet Bird Entering (Non-U.S. Origin) the United States.Pet Birds The USDA defines pet birds as those that are imported for personal pleasure of their individual owners and are not intended for resale. Birds which the USDA defines as poultry, including doves and pigeons, are not considered pets and are imported under different rules.
General Requirements
All non-U.S. origin pet birds may be imported into the United States provided that the country of origin is not listed on the Advisory list above. Except for those of Canadian origin, pet birds are required to be quarantined for 30 days in a USDA Animal Import Center at the owner’s expense. A reservation at the facility must be made in advance by contacting the USDA port veterinarian.
Pet Transport, Animal Transport |Australian Relocation Directory
It is vital to think about the safety and stress of your pets whilst moving including the preparing leading up to the day. Pets sense the change and stress while boxes are being packed and their environment is changing. On moving day it can be difficult to keep the pets in the backyard with the gates opening and closing or them trying and jump around and play whilst everyone is loading boxes to the car or truck. Pet boarding and pet transport companies are a way of having a piece of mind knowing your little friend is looked after whilst you move or are in temporary accommodation.
It may be less stressful for the pet and owner to arrange to drop the pets off at a pet boarding facility a day or two before the big move. If they have frequented the place previously when you have gone on holidays, it will appear to be a familiar environment.
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