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Hi Rocki
My GSD comes out of quarantine on Friday. He was a little stressed after his flight and it took him a few days to settle down in the kennels.
I've found his carer very helpful and approachable.
They do take extreme care with your animals.
On arrival at quarantine they have a vet check them over. In fact our dog has a slight head tilt, due to a neurological problem he has. I failed to mention this to quarantine because tbh I totally forgot about it, as it's something we live with everyday. The vet though did query a neurological problem so I know they are pretty much on the ball.
We had a phone call yesterday from Sarah, my dog's carer because she was concerned that he hadn't eaten for three days and he'd lost a bit of weight.
Thankfully he was eating again this morning and I expected him to drop a bit of weight anyway.
After all that rambling on. I would say. Try not to worry too much. I think most dogs take it all in their stride and it's us the owners who stress out and worry more than the dogs actually do.
You will have so much to do and organise when you get to OZ, the 30 days will just fly by.
The dogs will be able to share the same kennel in quarantine if you wanted them too as well.
I know a few people on here have had very sad experiences of quarantine and my heart goes out to those people but considering how many animals go through quarantine each year, I think it's pretty rare for anything tragic to happen.
Hope this puts your mind a rest a bit.
Regards
Debs x
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