A rabies titre test is a blood test used to check whether a dog has sufficient rabies antibodies after vaccination. It is also called a rabies antibody titration test, RNATT or FAVN test.
This test is required by certain countries before allowing dogs or cats to enter. The requirement depends on the destination country, vaccination history, microchip details and import category.
For EU-related entry where rabies antibody titration applies, the test must be carried out by specifically accredited or designated laboratories.
The process usually involves checking the microchip and vaccination records, collecting a blood sample through a veterinarian, sending the sample to the approved laboratory and waiting for the report. The cost and timeline vary depending on the laboratory, country requirement and handling process.
Felcan helps pet parents understand whether a rabies titre test is required and assists with veterinary coordination for international pet relocation.