Is there a quarantine on pet birds coming into Hawaii? - can i bring my lovebird to hawaii
I bring my parrot with me when I go to Hawaii, there are forty or what? Do I need a vet?
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Can I Bring My Lovebird To Hawaii Is There A Quarantine On Pet Birds Coming Into Hawaii?
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Try this link, click another link to the specific to the birds at the top. There are different types of parrots, which are banned in Hawaii, but lovebirds seem to be enabled. Loris prohibited Quaker parakeets, among others.
http://www.hawaii.gov/hdoa/Info/doa_impo ...
I think yes to both questions, you will need a veterinary certificate and must be quarantined.
When are you moving? The United States in general, animal quarantine, any country, not the United States, but because Hawaii is an island, could have a higher level. Perform a search on the customs and immigration authorities.
I think not. His law of quarantine is to prevent rabies. I do not think that the birds are carriers of the disease. The following website describes its policy:
http://www.hawaii.gov/hdoa/ai/aqs/info
Good luck in Hawaii. We have lived in the 70s. I'm sure it is very different. Prepare to stop for traffic and any existing parking, high prices for food, shelter and little else. We are however very much. Visit the other islands, as far as possible.
It is a good possibility, because the birds in Hawaii. California will not let you take fruit state.Not from the outside even if the state is next to them (NV, OR, etc.) are concerned about fruit flies. I think Hp is the same. And I'm pretty sure that Hawaii will not let you put in plants that have not been verified. Many states have enacted laws to protect their resources against pollution. Check out the locations of your other answers you gave and you also visit the state of Hawaii. I want to switch to another. I just back from a cruise from there and I sooooo want to live there. Good luck to you.
Oh, and I remembered something. No Carrier allows you a bird of any kind without leading veterinary supervision.
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