For U.S. visitors, all pets must be accompanied by their owners when entering Canada. Owners of cats and dogs must bring a certificate issued by a licensed American or Canadian veterinarian clearly identifying the pet and certifying that it has been vaccinated against rabies some time during the previous 36 months. For more information, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency offers basic guidelines for bring your pet into Canada.

No. However, you can ship your four or five favourite polo ponies from here to there in a container! Of course, the owner is required to have them accompanied by a trainer/keeper, and they will be subject to quarantine regulations.

You may bring your possessions with you into Canada. You may be charged a customs tax for items which have a resellable value (computers etc..) and you will have to pay a tax and registration fee if you plan on bringing your car. Otherwise you should contact CIC Customs for more information.

We recommend you bring your pet's own food and any medications. Your dog must also be wearing a flat or martingale collar for safety. Cats should be wearing a flat collar. You are also welcome to bring any comforting items like blankets or toys but please be aware that any toys or bedding from home may be lost or destroyed. Don't bring any of your pet's personal items that you would be upset to lose.

There is no rigid set schedule for treatment intervals and this will vary with different conditions treated. Routinely I would treat once weekly until results are observed (usually 2-6 weeks) then start increasing the time interval by double with each return visit until we find how long your pets' condition can go between treatments. The maximum intensity of treatments would be 2-3 times per week in acute severe conditions.

Yes you can. You'll need to make sure you pet has documentation of recent rabbies shots, and be sure to have a Certificate of Good Health from your Vet to make sure you don't have any problems getting back into the US with your pet. See Bringing Your Pet Into Mexico for more details.

A - No. If you are bringing a pet. No casino allows pets. However a non casino hotel/motel do with prior arrangements. in Tunica Resorts on Casino Strip Drive closer to Sam's Town, Resorts and Hollywood. Tunica Pet Resort is located at A - There is a factory outlet strip center on Hwy 61 near the casinos. You can take the shuttle. The town of Tunica has antique stores and everything but a Wal-Mart. If you have to get your Wal-mart fix.