Health Certificates

Domestic & International Pet Travel

Traveling with your pet can be exciting, but it also comes with important health and documentation requirements that should be planned in advance. We provide pet health certificates for both domestic and international travel, helping pet owners prepare for trips safely and confidently. Whether your pet is traveling within the United States or overseas, our team can help guide you through the process and make sure the proper steps are completed before departure.

Understanding Travel Requirements

Travel requirements can vary depending on the destination, airline, type of travel, and current regulations. Some destinations may require updated vaccinations, specific testing, parasite prevention, testing or additional documentation before your pet is cleared to travel. Because these requirements can change frequently and may involve strict timelines, it is always recommended to begin the process as early as possible.

Our team works closely with pet owners to help organize the necessary paperwork and ensure pets are prepared according to current travel guidelines. We understand that planning a trip with a pet can sometimes feel overwhelming, which is why we aim to make the process as simple and organized as possible.

What to Expect During the Visit

Before issuing a health certificate, pets may need an examination to confirm they are healthy and fit for travel. During the visit, we may review vaccination records, discuss travel timelines, and go over additional recommendations based on your destination and your pet’s individual needs.

Planning Ahead for International Travel

International travel often requires additional preparation and may involve country specific regulations, import requirements, and time sensitive documentation. Some countries may also require specific vaccines, treatments, or paperwork completed within a certain timeframe before travel.

Please schedule a phone consultation with one of our travel technicians prior to booking your appointment. This is to ensure your pet has satisfied requirements for your specific destination and will be able to travel.

Domestic travel may also require proof of vaccinations or official health documentation depending on airline or state requirements. Planning ahead helps avoid delays and allows enough time to complete any necessary steps before your departure date.

For additional information regarding international travel requirements and requirements to return to the US, please visit the USDA Pet Travel website and the CDC.