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  1. VictoriaBailey

    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...
  2. VictoriaBailey

    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.
  3. VictoriaBailey

    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...
  4. VictoriaBailey

    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...
  5. VictoriaBailey

    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...
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    • border crossing duck transport duck travel help appreciated help asap
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    • Forum: Ducks
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