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Old 11-13-2010, 02:29 PM
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Red face Re: Government Vet Clinics

Hi,
If you like to ask refer : animalhospital.com.my, they can do alot of servicing there and can transport your pet. Maybe that can help as well 'coz my English friend refer me this link and help her a lot with her pets.

I'm also planning to bring my cat in Brazil in 2012.

Please don't forget on your list , Import/Export Permit and Health Certificate.
If If I'm not mistaken the Import Permit is coming from Australia and has expiration as well before you can obtain export permit or vice versa.

I just purchased from Manekineko Cattery in Sarawak and she have experience in sending cats to/from Australia, Brunei etc., in fact my kitten parents is from Australia.

She has PF account (Manekinekocattery) perhaps she can help and drop her a message.

Not all dog breeds are allowed. Micro-chipped is important so clearance is easy for you and your pet not more than RM 50.00 while Gov't. Vets are RM25.00. You have to check the one week prior. Some pets have reactions to microchip or not planted well thus cause irritation or swelling. Please make sure whoever vet must be experience. England and Malaysia vets use the practice in embedding microchip on the left side of the neck. Implant location:
"In dogs and cats, chips are usually inserted below the skin at the back of the neck, between the shoulder blades on the dorsal midline. Continental European pets may be an exception; they get the implant in the left side of the neck, according to one reference. The chip can often be manually detected by the owner by gently feeling the skin in that area. It stays in place as thin layers of connective tissue form around the biocompatible glass which encases it."- Wikipedia site.

Refer to this link as well:http://microchip.org.au/
Refer to this link for more info: http://www.aussiemove.com/aus/pets.asp

Good luck to you and your pets.

Thank you.

Best Regards,
Eve

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Originally Posted by vincepetlover View Post
I am looking for someone to help me take my 4 cats and 1 dog to a government clinic. It has to be a government clinic because I need to microchip my dog. The private vets I have been to in Klang have no microchip services.

This is all done for exporting my pets to Australia so it must be a government clinic. All tests, reports, vaccinations and other things I need must be done at a government clinic or the Australian government won't recognise it.

I need to do the following:

1. Get Rabies jabs for my pets
2. Get a Rabies antibody blood test for my pets
3. Get my dog a microchip
4. Get my dog sterilised

This would take at least 2 trips to the vet because the rabies jab has to be first before the blood test can be taken at a later date. I expect more trips to the vet after all this has been done.

I am not familiar with the roads in Klang, have no car and can't drive. I am willing to pay someone to take me and my pets to the vet and back home for RM $50. PM me if you can help me out because I really find it very difficult to get this done alone.

Can't speak Bahasa Melayu and find it very hard to communicate with the people on the telephone on what I need to do at their clinic.
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