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  • Travelling with dogs, cats and ferrets from EU-countries to Norway 

    The guide includes third (non-EU) countries such as Great Britain and Northern Ireland. What is non-commercial movement? The movement of dogs, ...

  • Contact information for the Norwegian Food Safety Authority 

    Our switch board is operated Monday through Friday from 09.00 to 11:00 and from 12:00 to 14:30.

  • Travelling to Norway with caged birds, rodents and rabbits 

    It is important that animals crossing national borders do not carry contagious diseases and that illegal trade is prevented. Strict rules therefore exist ...

  • Требования по ввозу домашних животных из Украины 

    Dyrevelferd · Kjæledyr, konkurransedyr og hobbydyr · Produksjonsdyr · Dyrehelse og dyresykdommer · Forsøksdyr · Jakt og vilt. Fisk og akvakultur. Alt om fisk og ...

  • Report animal abuse or serious neglect 

    Briefly describe what you have seen, where it happened, and why you believe the animal or animals are not doing well. 3000 characters left.

  • Report animal abuse or serious neglect 

    How many rabbits? Use digits when entering the quantity. Select the main reason for your concern. Not getting enough food or drink and are thin ...

  • Traveling with dogs, domestic birds, rabbits, and rodents to Svalbard 

    It is against the law to import living mammals and birds to Svalbard, with certain exceptions for domestic birds, rabbits, and rodents.

  • Key regulations we oversee in the circular bioeconomy 

    Feed regulations – ensure that animal feed is safe and meets nutritional needs. Animal by-products regulations – set hygiene standards for handling material ...

  • Easing restrictions on the use of animal proteins in feed for food-producing animals ("feed ban") 

    Regulations governing the use of by-products from slaughterhouses, such as animal proteins, can sometimes be perceived as a barrier to improved access to ...

  • Report animal abuse or serious neglect 

    If you are concerned that an animal is being mistreated or not receiving proper care, you should submit a concern to the Norwegian Food Safety Authority.