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Belarus
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cat Regulations
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Vaccinations
Cats aged 3 months or older must have a valid rabies vaccination. If a prior vaccination is still valid, a new dose is not required; otherwise, revaccinate and wait 20 days before travel, or provide a rabies antibody titer ≥0.5 IU/ml taken within 12 months before travel. Cats under 3 months are not required to be vaccinated for rabies.
- Cats 3 months and older: valid rabies vaccination is required.
- If previous rabies vaccination is still valid, revaccination is not required.
- If revaccinated, wait at least 20 days before travel; otherwise provide a rabies antibody titer ≥0.5 IU/ml taken within 12 months before travel.
- Cats under 3 months are not required to be rabies vaccinated.
Certifications
Use the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Veterinary Certificate Form No. 15 for cats traveling to Belarus.
- Certificate must be issued after a clinical examination within 5 days of travel.
- Certificate must be endorsed by USDA APHIS.
Microchip
Not required for personal pets; the identification field on Form 15 may be left blank per APHIS guidance.
Origin Requirements
No origin-specific requirements for this pet.
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Dermatophytosis screening
Clinical check for dermatophytosis (ringworm); laboratory testing only if lesions are present.
Quarantine and pet limit
No quarantine is required when a traveler brings five or fewer pets (dogs and/or cats) and presents an APHIS-endorsed certificate issued after an exam within 5 days.
