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Disclaimer: This information is provided as a service to our visitors and no guarantee is made as to its completeness or correctness. All information should be independently verified with the relevant authorities.
Horses can travel between the two countries for shows and private use as long as they are accompanied by a recent certificate showing they have received negative test results for equine infectious anemia and/or other specified equine diseases. Inspection of the animal by a government veterinarian may not be required. Horse owners entering the U.S. should be aware that there is a restriction of the amount of grain that can be imported with the animal.
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U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) telephone numbers for customer service:
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Local: 202-354-1000
- Toll-free (from US): 1-877-227-5511.
The above information is presented to assist you in your travels. For additional information, please visit either of the following web sites:
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