What are the procedures and experiences of bringing a cat into Thailand on a DTV?

Bringing a cat into Thailand on a DTV visa is generally straightforward, with specific requirements to ensure compliance with pet import regulations. Key points include ensuring the cat has a rabies vaccine and undergoing a titer test, which can now be done in Thailand. The vaccine process takes about 20 days and costs around 3500 Baht. While entry with the pet is manageable, leaving Thailand with the pet presents more challenges, particularly due to rabies regulations requiring a rabies test analyzed outside the country, which can involve a lengthy process. It's crucial for cat owners to be prepared with the necessary funds and arrangements if they plan to move back or travel elsewhere.