Owners wishing to take their pets abroad under the Pet Travel Scheme must ensure that they are microchipped, vaccinated against rabies and blood tested to demonstrate sufficient levels of protection. 

In order to provide sufficient time to meet the requirements of the PETS travel scheme it is recommended that vaccinations against rabies should be done at least eight months before you travel. Clearance to return to the UK will be granted on the strength of the blood test results. Further information is available on the Intervet leaflet ‘Checklist for PETS’.

Nobivac Rabies contains an aqueous suspension of inactivated rabies virus with aluminium phosphate as adjuvant.  For uses, dosage, contra-indications and warnings, see datasheet.  Nobivac Rabies can only be prescribed and administered by your veterinary surgeon from whom advice should be sought.  Further information is available on request.