What are the requirements for the transit of dogs and cats to Switzerland? Exportation of animals with commercial value must have ADDITIONAL INFORM...

What are the requirements for the transit of dogs and cats to Switzerland?
Exportation of animals with commercial value must have ADDITIONAL INFORMATION in item 6, which comes from a breeding farm or company that is not subject to any prohibition due to animal health, where the animals are regularly examined and have their well-being ensured. When it is considered to have commercial value and is not from a breeding farm, such information must refer to its place of origin, even if it is the tutor's own address. ATTENTION: When the animal does not accompany the tutor within 5 days of its entry into Switzerland - and if it will not remain under his responsibility during the entire circulation -, it will be considered to have commercial value, even if the purpose of the trip is not for its sale or transfer of ownership. This definition also applies to the transport of more than 5 animals, which will be considered to have commercial value.
It is necessary to present proof of animal identification by microchip or tattoo. The microchip must comply with ISO 11784 and ISO 11785 standards. ATTENTION: Only rabies vaccines applied AFTER the implantation of the microchip or tattoo will be valid. Microchipping and vaccination can be performed on the same day, with the microchip or tattoo application being performed first.
A vaccination card must be presented, in the case of animals over 12 weeks old, which proves: 3.1. Rabies vaccine within the validity period; ATTENTION: The booster dose will be considered primary if it has not been applied within the validity period of the previous vaccination. 3.2. In the primary vaccination, the animal must be immunized at least 12 weeks old. ATTENTION: The Swiss veterinary authority must be consulted for the export of puppies under 12 weeks. In these cases, boarding may be authorized, provided that the animal is accompanied by the mother, who has been vaccinated against rabies before the birth of the puppy(ies), or by a declaration from the owner or exporter that the animal has never had contact with wild animals of species sensitive to this disease. 3.3. It is necessary to present a neutralizing antibody titration report for rabies with a result equal to or greater than 0.5 IU/mL in a sample collected after a minimum period of 30 days elapsed since the previous vaccination and 3 months before the date of issuance of the CZI. The report will be valid as long as each booster dose is made within the validity period of the previous vaccination. ATTENTION: In Brazil, currently, only the Laboratory of Zoonoses and Vector-Borne Diseases of the São Paulo Zoonoses Control Center is available to issue this report.
It is recommended to describe in item 6. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION of the certificate any clinical sign of a disease that is NOT infectious or parasitic and that, therefore, does NOT prevent the international zoosanitary certification of dogs and cats, as well as any injury and/or scar that may generate suspicion about the animal's health status.