More pets can now quarantine at home


High-tech facility: The new animal quarantine centre is equipped with CCTVs and sensors to monitor the animals’ health and safety. — The Straits Times/ANN

MORE pet dogs and cats coming into Singapore can now be quarantined at home instead of at a facility.

Smart collar tags will be used to ensure pets remain in their quarantine premises. If the pets leave, the tags will alert Animal and Veterinary Service (AVS) staff.

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