Day 6 of 30 immigration tips to Norway: Can I Bring the Pets?

[@ianstuart5660]

Interesting, have you met Bjorn?

[@songoftheblackunicorn666]

Ok so if you have eight exotic chickens it will not work

[@annenyheim5327]

Well, I think you can, but not through this procedure. You can contact Mattilsynet and ask, if relevant information is not on the website. If you have chicken or other food animals you must register with them anyway, and people do import all kind of animals from all over abroad, so they should know how to help you. (How exotic are we talking by the way?)

[@songoftheblackunicorn666]

@annenyheim5327 they are exotic show birds mostly a platinum frizzled polish, a blue show polish, a breeder quality blue silkie, a breeder quality splash silkie, two show Sultans, an f2 Arucana ayam cemani frizzled Cochin olive egger and a 4 year oldseverely cross beaked americana hen named Izzy who helped teach everyone else deep pressure basic parrot commands and how to turn my cell phone on and off

[@songoftheblackunicorn666]

@annenyheim5327 and just so you know there are five types of domesticated wild jungle fowl. There are production meat birds, their are production egg layers, there are dual purpose, there are specialty layers that free range like Izzy and my Maya the olive egger, and companion/ show chickens which have some archiologocal evidence dating as early as the third century. So saying my birds are food animals is kinda like saying that if you go visit Vietnam your dog or cat has to be specially marked or set aside side so it doesnt end up being a part of someone's noodle dish or stir fry.