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amyf wrote:

You can check with Lord Guau in Quito. (They have a Facebook page) - they assist with pet relocation.

Lord Guau has pet lodgings and 'vet' care in addition to their pet-relocation services.聽 Their website, lordguau.com, is in Spanish, with an English-prompted chat option, and there's an email address listed:聽 puembo(at)lordguau.com

Expats usually encounter the word guau in its common exclamatory meaning of "wow!"聽

According to wordreference.com, it also can mean 'woof' or 'bow wow'.

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cyrus1016 wrote:

Hi everyone, this is my first post after joining expat.com, and i'm happy to interact with all of you

Here's the thing, i'm currently working in China and going to move to Ecuador in late October this year, now i have a cat i would like to take him with me to Ecuador if possible.

The problem i've encountered is that i am unable to get to official in Ecuador and i have no ideas what documentations or pet health related certificates i should prepare in advance for entering Ecuador with my cat. Is there anyone with experience bringing pet from asian countries could share your experience or suggesting who should i get to in order to make this happen smoothly.

Thank you.

Many people do this on their own especially for small pets which can be carry on. Call the airline(s) as they usually provide information that you'll need. If you decide to call a company providing the service then simply collect the information rather than paying for a relatively simple matter, again small pet. It will be a long flight(s) so plan accordingly, cats can become restless, a layover will definitely be a good idea.

This is common sense, but if you're taking multiple flights then call the airline that will land in Ecuador for the required documentation.

Best of luck.