bringing my pets to Thailand

ToandTe · Novice Joined: 14 Jan 2008 Posts: 2

Hi everyone, could anyone please give me any info on bringing my dog and 2 cats to Hua Hin. We are in the process of buying a property and intend coming to live in Thailand Full Time. Have tried pet carriage companies, Defra, Animal Quarantine in bangkok and Uk and keep getting conflicting or no info back off them. Really need your help if there is anyone out there that has already been through this process. PM'ed Dawn some time last year (Hi Dawn was originally down as TnT) but she couldnt help us as, I think you said Dawn, that you transported your pets from Hong Kong. Am getting desperate as I want all the paperwork to be bang on as I definitely dont want my pets to go into quarantine. Have looked at past "posts" and cant find anything that will help me. Would be very grateful for any info.. Cheers everyone.
PS Just to cheer you all up it is currently minus 2 here in uk!!!

ADW · Member Joined: 13 Jun 2007 Posts: 74

There is a kennel here that I use (in Hua Hin) when I go on holiday, Kennel Scandainavia. I know that they have brought in cats and dogs from Scandainavia. They may be able to help you.
They have a website - if you google the name (sorry I don't know it).
Good luck!

expatsally · Amateur Joined: 12 Jan 2007 Posts: 41 Location: mars

We also brought a dog and 2 cats 2.5 yrs. ago from the U.S. There was no quaranteen in Bkk. We arrived with import papers and health certificates that were given, I believe, no longer than 7 days before depature. Also you need to show proof of current shots, including rabies, which was also at least 30 days before and as we recall you need to fax the health certs. to Bkk to get the import #,s for each animal. That was the difficult part, the tight time frame we had to get it all together. We did have a service greet us on the Bkk end that charged us about $800 to get us through the door, unfortunately that company is out of buisness. I wouldn't doubt you could do this without as a few smiles and perhaps some Baht might do the trick. Also you need to check with the airline about cage requirements, live animal stickers etc. Hope this helps, it was a lot of work but it was worth it.......Sally

Nereus · Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 12:00 pm Post subject:

Try this:

http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin-kennels.htm
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