Horse, dog and cat

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Member since 19 December 2015

juliehansonNew member26 December 2015 09:16:04

I am guessing moving the dog and cat with us will be relatively simple but anyone know the rules etc about bringing a pony into Malta with us? Or is that just a big no go . Thanks

GozoMo Malta Expert

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GozoMoMalta Expert26 December 2015 10:11:09

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Have you been to Malta? One problem would be finding somewhere to keep it, not many
properties with land.

juliehanson New member

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juliehansonNew member26 December 2015 10:31:40

Yes we have been numerous times and I had noticed the lack of land. We are coming again next year hopefully for a couple of months to try and set everything in place x

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tearnetViP27 December 2015 05:47:03

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Look here for more information regarding importing horses to Malta..

http://agriculture.gov.mt/en/vprd/Pages … imals.aspx http://www.pettravel.com/immigration/malta.cfm

I would email or phone then regarding specific requirements but its not going to be cheap.

There are stables around and a facebook page for more information.

https://www.facebook.com/MaltaHorseRiding/

Terry

ricky ViP

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rickyViP27 December 2015 06:02:42

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How about doing like the Maltese?

Park your pony in the garage , the dog (s) on the roof and the car on the reserved lot in front of the garage .

Works even here in St. Julians ! Just around the corner there are 2 horses in separate garages.

The rent in a stable is around 100 Euros/month with a full-service adding up to 300 Euros or more.

http://www.maltahorseriding.com/stables/

Cheers
Ricky

juliehanson New member

Member since 19 December 2015

juliehansonNew member27 December 2015 06:35:15

Thankyou Terry x

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