Travel requirements vary depending on your destination and method of transportation. Your pet may need a current rabies vaccination, health certificate. identification/microchip, and other destination specific documentation. We recommend checking requirements we in advance of your trip.

Some destinations and airlines require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. Requirements depend on where you are traveling, so contact us as soon as you know your travel plans.

We recommend contacting us at least 4-6 weeks before travel, and even earlier for international travel. Some destinations have testing, vaccination, or documentation requirements that can take several weeks to complete.

Many destinations require a current rabies vaccination, and some have specific timing requirements for when the vaccine must be administered before travel. Your pet must also meet any requirement established by your destination.

International pet travel can involve additional requirements such as specific vaccinations, micro chipping, blood tests, parasite treatments, import permits, and government endorsed health certificates. Requirements vary significantly by country, so planning ahead is essential.

Bring a copy of your pet’s medical records and medication list. Before traveling, you may also want to identify an emergency veterinary hospital near your destination.

Some travel requirements involve vaccinations, laboratory testing, waiting periods, or government endorsement. Waiting until the last minute could mean you pet isn’t able to meet the requirements in time for your trip. The earlier you contact us, the better.