Taking cats to Oz
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We're emigrating in November and have just received a quote to take our 2 cats with us - Approx £2200 plus all vets fees in UK for vaccinations, chipping etc!!! So we thought about trying to do this ourselves as apposed to using Jets4Pets(who are obviously making a considerable profit). Has anyone done this iindependently I've downloaded all the forms from DEFRA and AQIS but it seems very long winded. Just seems an awful lot of money to spend when it's gonna cost less for a family of 5 to get our there! Any tips?
Thanks - Sue
Thanks - Sue
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Sue
Thats a good offer I looked into taking 1 cat and the quote was massive.
Where are you going. We are going out to brisbane in november from Barnsley (not far from you at all).
Thats a good offer I looked into taking 1 cat and the quote was massive.
Where are you going. We are going out to brisbane in november from Barnsley (not far from you at all).
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Hi
We're staying in Surfers for a few weeks in some holiday accommodation and then gonna have a look around Brisbane area for somewhere to rent.
Sue
We're staying in Surfers for a few weeks in some holiday accommodation and then gonna have a look around Brisbane area for somewhere to rent.
Sue
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We're emigrating in November and have just received a quote to take our 2 cats with us - Approx £2200 plus all vets fees in UK for vaccinations, chipping etc!!! So we thought about trying to do this ourselves as apposed to using Jets4Pets(who are obviously making a considerable profit). Has anyone done this iindependently I've downloaded all the forms from DEFRA and AQIS but it seems very long winded. Just seems an awful lot of money to spend when it's gonna cost less for a family of 5 to get our there! Any tips?
Thanks - Sue
Thanks - Sue




