Originally posted by Hnchoksi
Usual 6 month quarantine.

As a general rule, there are no restrictions on bringing domestic cats into the U.S. There are no vaccination requirements for cats, although cats arriving in Hawaii or Guam are subject to that state's/territory's quarantine requirements. While a rabies certificate is not required for entry into the U.S., domestic cats must be free of evidence of disease communicable to humans when examined by an inspector at the port of entry. If the animal is not in apparent good health, further examination by a licensed veterinarian may be required at the owner's expense. If you are bringing your cat to the U.S. on an airplane, you should check with the airline about their requirements for transporting animals. Many airlines require a certificate of health from a veterinarian.

Originally posted by Fioo
does it mean my cat wil be with me all the time? simply i pick up cat from the airport )))
thank you very much)

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Originally posted by HunterGreen
It depends on the airline you're flying with. I'm assuming you and the cat will be on the same flight. Some airlines allow small pets (like cats) to travel in the cabin, if not, they can be checked as excess baggage. There was an interesting link posted on another forum a while ago, I will see if I can find it for you.
You can also check out the website for the airline you're planning to fly with, and see what their specific policy is.

Elaine

Originally posted by Fioo

thank you Elaine, very much ,Your answer gives me a lot of hope, i was terrified i will have to part with cat for six month. Webpage
http://tinyurl.com/th21 comes in useful.

I love cat too
I have a persian cat. lovely Thank you !!!

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