Whether you’re planning on traveling domestically or internationally, you will usually require a health certificate for your pet. We can help with the necessary paperwork to allow your pet to join you on your travels.
If you’re planning to travel domestically within the United States with your cat or dog, you’ll typically need to provide a travel certificate or, at minimum, vaccination records signed by your veterinarian. Requirements can vary by state and mode of travel, as different airlines may have specific forms and regulations regarding pet travel. Our team of experts can guide you on what you need for a smooth journey. Additionally, you can easily reference the USDA’s State-to-State website for detailed interstate travel requirements.
If you’re taking your pet abroad, prepare in advance for strict health requirements, such as a rabies vaccination at least 30 days before travel and possible quarantine upon arrival. The CDC has updated rabies documentation for dogs entering the U.S. Our USDA-accredited veterinarians can assist with the necessary paperwork, so please contact us before scheduling your appointment to confirm specific requirements. We recommend starting the certification process at least 30 days in advance, and 60 days for dog travel due to these updates.
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