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Moving country - can I take my boys?
Great suggestion! I am technically eligible for an ESA. I just looked into this and speciesism strikes again...the rules changed in January that only Emotional Support Dogs with a special type of phyciatric lisence are classed as Emotional Support Animals on flights, all others must either be...- VictoriaBailey
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- Forum: Ducks
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Moving country - can I take my boys?
From what I can see, yeah. I'm hoping to hear back about if poultry can be brough in as a personal import. There also looks like there could be different rules for one time shipments containing less than 20 birds, but the regulations are so so confusing, I keep going round in circles on it.- VictoriaBailey
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- Forum: Ducks
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Moving country - can I take my boys?
Yeah, their vet is happy to do all of the necessary paperwork and put together their medical history etc. Also got to test 7-14 days before flying for Newcastle's and Avian Flu, which is fine. It's just the two of them, no contact with other feathered friends since the quarantine started here...- VictoriaBailey
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- Forum: Ducks
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Moving country - can I take my boys?
Thanks for the response! They're too chunky, over 15lbs (just) unfortunately, so even if they weren't classed as poultry, they wouldn't fit in cabin. I think they may be too tall to be comfortable in cabin too, they'd happily sit on my knee for 8 hours, but they have to be in carrier at all...- VictoriaBailey
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- Forum: Ducks
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Moving country - can I take my boys?
Hi friends, This may be a bit of a strange one...the UK government sure think it is anyway. I am a duck Mom to two beautiful scovy boys who will be 4 soon. Due to health reasons, I have to move back to the UK from Canada and can't imagine my life without them. I've hand raised them since they...- VictoriaBailey
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- border crossing duck transport duck travel help appreciated help asap
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- Forum: Ducks