Some countries, particularly those classified as rabies-free or with strict biosecurity requirements, require a rabies titer test demonstrating that your pet has a sufficient level of rabies antibodies before entry. The FAVN test, performed at a USDA-approved laboratory, is the most commonly required titer format for international travel. There is a mandatory waiting period between the test and travel for many destinations. Cherry Knolls Veterinary Clinic provides blood collection for FAVN testing and coordinates submission to the required laboratory. Plan for six weeks or more before travel for titer testing when entering strict-entry countries.
