{"id":317,"date":"2010-05-05T02:04:53","date_gmt":"2010-05-05T02:04:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/?p=317"},"modified":"2010-08-21T17:17:17","modified_gmt":"2010-08-21T17:17:17","slug":"travel-with-pets-to-norway","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/norwegian\/travel-with-pets-to-norway\/","title":{"rendered":"Travel with Pets to Norway"},"content":{"rendered":"
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right before the 15 min. barking session in the crate being handled by strangers <\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Have you ever thought about traveling to Norway and want to bring your husdyr <\/strong>(pet)?\u00a0 I have and so I’ve done some forskning <\/strong>(research) and even for those of you who haven’t thought about it, you may find it interesting.\u00a0 Regler<\/strong> (rules) and reguleringer<\/strong> (regulations) always tell you something about a country or a culture.\u00a0 After hunting around and asking different\u00a0 myndigheter<\/strong> (authorities)\u00a0 sp\u00f8rsm\u00e5l<\/strong> (questions), I was directed to the USDA for informasjon<\/strong> regarding specific krav<\/strong> (requirements) for bringing\u00a0husdyr<\/strong> to Norway.<\/p>\n

There is only one institution that is permitted to do the rabis<\/strong> (rabies) pr\u00f8ve<\/strong> (test); blod<\/strong> (blood) will be drawn from your\u00a0husdyr<\/strong> and sent to Kansas State University for testing.\u00a0 Very specific instructions.\u00a0 Eieren<\/strong> (The owner) must accompany the husdyr<\/strong>.\u00a0 Husdyret<\/strong> must have a microchip of international standard to identifisere<\/strong> (identify) it.\u00a0 The microchip is also used to store data about vaksiner<\/strong> (vaccines) and other helsevirksomheter<\/strong> (health concerns).\u00a0 If it is the f\u00f8rste gang<\/strong> (first time) the husdyr<\/strong> is travling to Norway, you will need to get a veterin\u00e6rattest<\/strong> (veterinary certificate) that provides informasjon<\/strong> about vaksiner <\/strong>and such.\u00a0 As suspected, supporting dokumentasjon<\/strong> must accompany it.\u00a0 If the husdyr<\/strong> has traveled to Norway before, it should have a pass<\/strong> (passport) that can be stemplet <\/strong>(stamped).\u00a0 It’s kind of morsomt<\/strong> (funny) to think about a husdyr<\/strong> having a pass, ikke sant<\/strong>?\u00a0 It makes sense, though, considering the potential for sykdommer (diseases) and I suppose, terroristtrussler<\/strong> (terrorist threats).\u00a0 Fortunately,\u00a0husdyr<\/strong> coming from the US,\u00a0assuming they\u00a0meet all of the krav<\/strong>,\u00a0no longer have to settes i karantene<\/strong> (be quarantined).<\/p>\n

Many airlines allow husdyr<\/strong> to travel onboard, whether it is in the cabin, as checked baggage, or as cargo.\u00a0 Kasser<\/strong> (crates) must meet the standarder<\/strong> (standards) of each respective airline and the\u00a0priser<\/strong> (prices)\u00a0can be steep.\u00a0 Norway is a pretty husdyrvennlig<\/strong> country, as far as I have observed.\u00a0 There are many hoteller<\/strong> that\u00a0allow husdyr<\/strong>, although they may charge a cleaning fee.\u00a0 As in most places, some leiligheter<\/strong> (apartments) allow husdyr <\/strong>and some do not.\u00a0 It is\u00a0important to check with the hotel, airline, apartment complex, etc. to see if husdyr<\/strong> are allowed and what you need to know beforehand.<\/p>\n

See here<\/a> and here<\/a> for more detailed information about bringing husdyr<\/strong> to Norway.\u00a0 \u00a0Thi<\/a>s is a link to den norske veterin\u00e6rforening (The Norwegian Veterinary Society).<\/p>\n

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Stella on the bus in Oslo<\/p><\/div>\n

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Stella at the vet totally doped after her second round of stitches on an injured paw<\/p><\/div>\n

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Stella posing in my apartment<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Have you ever thought about traveling to Norway and want to bring your husdyr (pet)?\u00a0 I have and so I’ve done some forskning (research) and even for those of you who haven’t thought about it, you may find it interesting.\u00a0 Regler (rules) and reguleringer (regulations) always tell you something about a country or a culture.\u00a0…<\/p>\n

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