Within the framework of the project #BOMCA10 (Border Management Program in Central Asia – 10th stage) financed by the European Union (EU), a visit of representatives of the services involved in the…
Representatives of the National Food Agency of Georgia visit the Food and Veterinary Service of the Republic of Latvia from today, June 6 to June 10 to be introduced with the animal infectious…
To bring a pet into the EU from Russia, they must have:
a health certificate,
a valid EU pet passport,
a microchip and
a rabies vaccination.
However, in cases where the EU…
Persons who have arrived in Latvia from Ukraine with their pet animal - dog, cat or ferret - must go to the nearest veterinary clinic to register, chip and, if necessary, vaccinate the pet animal.
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The Food and Veterinary Service informs that temporary easier entry requirements apply to pet animals entering Latvia from Ukraine.
Animals moved in conditions of extreme emergency may accompany…
On 21 January in Tbilisi, Georgia EU-funded Twinning project held a dedicated event to take stock of its progress in helping Georgia to bring its sanitary, phytosanitary and food safety system closer…
