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requirements, so I feel I really did my homework and was good to go!
people will not go through what we did.
documents must be presented in original and copy.
in the procedure of entering Mexico.
addressed in addition to RABIES – very, very important.
I have been looking for info on shipping two puppies to Mexico City. I need to know where to get a health certificate international packet.The puppies will be almost 6 months.
The most pet unfriendly city in Mexico has to be San Luie Potosi. We went to a hotel that was listed as being pet friendly (the Maria Delores), asked at the desk when we checked in if it was OK to have our little Bichon, after settling in to our room the manager called to tell us we had to leave as dogs were not allowed. We went up and down the entire hotel strip and could not find a single hotel, even down to the rent by the hour places. Finally a person at the Marriot called around. We ended up at The Westin, very luxurious, they were very gracious about the dog and even offered to provide a bed for her. Only about $100 more than we planned to spend.
They offer a very pet friendly budget treks to numerous beaches, mountains and hot springs in their vegetable oil powered beach bus.
Just thought I’d let you know that there’s a dog-friendly eco-tourism company that runs bus trips into Baja on their school bus, called Baja Trek. I’ve taken my border collie on board a few times now, to the hot springs and Pacific coast beaches. They are super friendly! Accommodation is mainly camping but sometimes hostels. Dogs are welcome on pretty much any trip except for the Cantina crawl, I believe.