How to take pets to travel abroad? What procedures do you need to go through?

Regulations of various countries and Hong Kong regions: 1. Required procedures for entering Britain and Ireland All pets must be completely isolated and observed in the approved isolation area for 6 months. If the rabies vaccine has not been vaccinated, the pet must be vaccinated against rabies as soon as it enters the quarantine area. All pets who want to enter Britain and Ireland must apply for an entry permit in advance, which is issued by the Ministry of Agriculture. An Englishman living abroad, no matter how short his pet has left Britain, must still go through the prescribed quarantine time and have other necessary procedures implemented at that time. 2. Required Procedures for Entering the European Continent Compared with entering the UK and Ireland, the required procedures for pets entering the European Continent are relatively simple, mainly including the following points: (1) Health certificate. Only health certificates issued within 48 hours before departure are valid. The certificate is issued by a veterinarian, which indicates that the pet has not suffered from any infectious diseases, bacterial diseases and rabies (the veterinarian must be an agent recognized by the relevant department responsible for issuing the exit certificate). (2) Vaccination certificate for rabies. What I want to mention here is that pets who have lived in a country where rabies has been eradicated (such as Britain, Ireland, Australia and other countries) for six months and then enter other countries do not need to have this certificate. However, for the sake of caring for pets and assuring the customs that the pets meet the quarantine requirements when they arrive at the destination, it is best to let the pets be vaccinated against rabies. (3) Exit certificate. Obtain a valid exit certificate from the relevant departments of the country where pets are registered. The certificate should state that there has been no epidemic of infectious diseases in the pet's residence in the past two years. According to the law, infectious diseases should be reported to the relevant departments of the country. The exit certificate is issued by the competent department of the country where it is located. If it meets the requirements, the certificate will be stamped with the approved seal as soon as you set foot in the country where you want to live abroad. 3. Necessary procedures for entering Australia All pets entering Australia must abide by the quarantine regulations and obtain an entry permit from Australia in advance. Except for pets from New Zealand and Coconut Islands, pets from other countries are required to be quarantined for different periods: pets from Britain or Ireland and China are quarantined for two months; Pets from Norway, Sweden or Hawaii should be quarantined for 4 months; Pets from other countries that are allowed to enter the country should be quarantined for 9 months; Pets from countries without entry permits must live in countries with entry permits (usually Britain or Hawaii) for 3 days, and then bring pets into Australia according to the necessary procedures from that country. 4. Necessary procedures for entering the United States and Canada The necessary procedures for pets to enter North America are similar to those for entering the European continent, except that the bill of lading and immunization certificate for pets are attached. At present, it is not necessary for pets to enter the United States for quarantine observation, but they must provide a health certificate issued within 1 days, and must focus on the quarantine of rabies and other major pet diseases. A translated version of the necessary health certificate (for example, a Spanish or French health certificate) is not required by law, but having a translation will reduce the delay caused by language barriers.