1.- ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND DOCUMENTATION
If you are planning a Traveling to Peru with Pets you must consider that all animals must have an International Health Certificate for Domestic Animals, this is issued by the veterinarians of their country of origin and according to the entity SENASA (National Agricultural Health Service of Peru) this is only valid for dogs and cats. Remember also that the pet must be vaccinated 60 days before the trip in case they are older than 3 months, this prevents diseases for dogs such as canine hepatitis, leptosirosis, parvovirus, rabies and parainfluenza. On the other hand, there are also diseases for cats such as calicivirosis, feline leukemia, rabies and feline panleukopenia. In addition to this you must have a certificate that proves the internal and external deworming of the pet 30 days prior to the trip.
Upon arrival at the international airport in Lima you will be asked to go to the SENASA office so that they can check the pet and verify the certificates, so you can enjoy your Traveling to Peru with Pets to the fullest.
2.- AIRLINE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Currently Traveling to Peru with Pets is more permissive in companies like LATAM (which have many operations in several countries). Although, of course, there are details that you must take into account such as that pets cannot be sedated during the trip, in addition to having a docile attitude and reaction at all times.
2.1.- In-Cabin vs. Cargo Hold
- Small pets can go with the owner in the cabin, inside a container in which they have enough space to move (36 cm long, 33 cm wide and 19 cm high).
- If the pet is large, then it must necessarily go in the hold in a container that provides sufficient mobility (300 cm between width and height, with 115 cm high), you must consider that the maximum weight for this is 45 kg (between the pet and the container).
You must request the accompaniment of the pet at the time of booking, although of course there are exceptions. If you are Traveling to Peru with Pets that are small and can go in the cabin then you can make the request up to 4 hours before departure. However if the pet is larger and must go in the hold then you can make the request up to 48 hours before, but of course as everything is subject to availability it is better to do it in time, so the Traveling to Peru with Pets will be something unforgettable and unique.
3.- ACCOMMODATIONS AND DOG-FRIENDLY HOTELS
One of the frequent problems you might encounter when traveling to Peru with pets is where to spend the night. There are many hotels that by internal policies do not allow access to pets and on the other hand there are other options of Dog-friendly hotels where you will feel welcome and your pet will be able to rest at ease. Some of the main Dog-friendly hotels in Peru are:
- Radisson Red Miraflores
- Aloft Lima Miraflores
- Casa andina Standard Benavides
- Inti Punku Valle Sagrado
- Hampton by Hilton Arequipa
- Aranwa Enchanted Village of Colca
- Ibis Trujillo Hotel
- Motto by Hilton Cusco
- Hotel Oblitas Plaza de Armas Cusco
- Eco Hacienda Roman
It is important to understand that each place has its own internal rules and regulations, so even though they are Dog-friendly hotels they have some rules that must be followed:
- The most important thing will always be the comfort of everyone so the establishment may reserve the right to freely assign rooms that are adapted for people who want to Traveling to Peru with Pets.
- In most cases, all pets bring their own bed or mattress to sleep It is forbidden for the pet to climb on top of the bed and even more forbidden to sleep there.
- Pets must have their vaccination records up to date.
- All pets must have a permanent supervision of the owner in addition to carrying a properly insured mail.
- Each hotel has a plastic bag dispenser to pick up the excrement in case you need it.
- Pets are not allowed in shared areas such as swimming pools, restaurants and bars. On the other hand, the coffee shop, terrace or lobby are free access areas.
4.- A TRIP TO THE RHYTHM OF 4 LEGS
“Traveling to Peru with Pets is a once in a lifetime experience. That faithful 4-legged companion will accompany you to the end of the world if you allow it, it is time for both of you to pamper each other.”
5.- OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS
In general, to be able to Traveling to Peru with Pets you should consider places to visit with open spaces because animals need to have large spaces where they can play and run. Some of the best Pet-friendly places are:
5.1.- Parks
Social spaces where your pet can walk freely without the risk of disturbing anyone. Of course, you should always keep a watchful eye on them and take care of their organic waste. The main parks that are Pet-friendly places are Mundo de las 4 patas (Surco – Lima), Circuito Mágico del Agua (Cercado de Lima) and Parque Temático Chino (Miraflores).
5.2.- Beaches
A favorite place for many travelers planning Traveling to Peru with Pets, the beaches are regularly Pet-friendly places where spending a day can become something magical. The best beaches to visit are Playa Yuyos (Costa Verde), Playa Pulpos (Punta Hermosa), Playa Yaya (Chilca), Circuito de playas de Magdalena (Costa Verde).
5.3.- Natural open spaces
From hidden places in the Andes such as the Sacred Valley, Rainbow Mountain or the Humantay Lagoon, these are Pet-friendly places as they have extensive open spaces for pets to run and have fun. There are also options in other cities such as Huanuco which has beautiful destinations such as the Cave of the Owls or the San Carmen waterfall.
5.4.- Exceptions
Not everywhere is Pet-friendly places, in general pets are prohibited in archaeological centers such as Saqsayhuaman, Qoricancha and even in the world wonder of Machu Picchu, however there is an exception to this rule and is that there are certain kinds of pets that are accompanying guide, directly linked to blind people who need this assistance to get around. Only in this case is allowed access but of course you must have the necessary documentation.
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6.- EMERGENCY VETERINARY SERVICES
At the time of Traveling to Peru with Pets you should also consider having a medical assistance in case something happens, for that we tell you that there are medical establishments that can provide 24/7 assistance, the main ones are:
- 6.1.- Gattos: Clinic Specializing in Feline Medicine
CONTACT INFORMATION | |
Address | Av. Jorge Chavez 258 – Lima |
Contact Number | +51 (01) 715 5454 |
Website | www.gattos.pe |
- 6.2.- Gatuario – Exclusive veterinary for cats
CONTACT INFORMATION | |
Address | Av. Santiago de Surco 3200 – Lima |
Contact Number | (+51) 902 752 507 |
Website | www.gatuario.com |
- 6.3.- Grommers – Veterinary Clinic
CONTACT INFORMATION | |
Address | Av. Benavidez 1241 – Lima |
Contact Number | +51 (01) 719 3686 |
Website | www.veterinario.groomers.com |
- 6.4.- Mar de Colas – Veterinary Clinic
CONTACT INFORMATION | |
Address | Av. Caminos del Inca 867 – Lima |
Contact Number | (+51) 948 803 555 |
Website | www.mardecolas.pe |
- 6.5.- Mascotitas – Veterinary Clinic
CONTACT INFORMATION | |
Address | Plaza Tupac Amaru #114 – Cusco |
Contact Number | +51 (084) 286 227 |
Website | www.vetmascotitas.com |
Now you know how Traveling to Peru with Pets and you can make the experience unforgettable. Auri Peru is an excellent option to design a personalized adventure for you and your 4 legged friend, making it a unique trip from the beginning to the end. Contact us now and we will be happy to start planning your Peruvian adventure!,
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