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Ken

My oldest dog has hind leg weakness, osteoarthritis, muscle atrophy. Per health exam 4/2020
Last rabies 9/2013.
Moving back home and am concerned about 2 rabies vaccines 30 days apart prior to titers test etc.
So how thorough are they at Hon. Airport with regards to checking dates vs. quickly peeking at health certificate ? No one knows that. Because im thinking i wont pre send the documents 10 days in advance and just carry the health certificates for them to check. My other 3 animals have just gotten 1st round of rabies and my dog was vomiting on and off for a week or more. Do u know if anyone has ever gotten an exemption ? If so, what is accepted or not accepted ? Or should i just make up some forged documents - lol
Please help Will. Maybe i can call u. Idk - just heartsick, stressed, and unsure about vaccinating my 23 yr. Old.

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Ken Morrow

What about going into Hawaii ??

Do they thoroughly check rabies dates or ???

I have a 23 yr. Old Husky

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Esther

Hi Dr. Falconer: Yes I heard about the change of the web host. Sorry everything was lost. Is this also the reason why we have not have a newsletter in 2 weeks?
On another note that has nothing to do with travel I have to congratulate all Austinites including you for the Texas capital rising above the rest to take the 2014 DogTown USA!!! on Dog Fancy. Austin having 12 off leash parks and those beautiful trekking trails, shelter dogs taken on walks by Rufftrail runners, and holding the title of the nation's largest no-kill city. What a dog friendly city! Awesome Austin. I wish I could move there. There is also the plus that a brilliant veterinarian homeopath lives and practice in AUSTIN.

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