International Health Certificates

Planning to travel abroad with your pet? Our veterinary hospital offers International Health Certificates to ensure your furry friend meets all health requirements for international travel. Whether you're relocating or going on vacation, our team is here to assist you in navigating the complexities of international pet travel regulations.

What We Offer:

Expert Guidance: Our veterinarians are knowledgeable about the specific health requirements and documentation needed for different countries.

Comprehensive Exams: We provide thorough physical examinations and necessary vaccinations to ensure your pet is in optimal health for travel.

Document Preparation: We handle all necessary paperwork and documentation, ensuring accuracy and compliance with international standards.

Preparing for international travel with your pet begins with a consultation at our clinic. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and start planning your pet's safe and stress-free journey abroad. 

Unsure where to start? Visit flywithmypet.com for resources on international pet travel requirements.


Disclaimer:
Clients are encouraged to conduct their own research on responsibilities that fall outside the veterinarian's scope of expertise for international pet travel to ensure a smooth and successful journey for their pets. While our team specializes in providing health certificates and ensuring pets meet specific health requirements, there are several responsibilities that typically remain with the pet owner or traveler:

  1. Country-Specific Regulations: Each country has its own regulations regarding pet importation, which may include requirements such as specific vaccines, microchipping, quarantine periods, and documentation. It's essential for pet owners to research and understand these regulations to comply with them.
  2. Travel Arrangements: Veterinarians provide health checks and issue health certificates, but clients are responsible for making travel arrangements, including booking flights or other transportation methods that accommodate pets, understanding airline or transport company policies, and ensuring pets are comfortable during travel.
  3. Documentation and Paperwork: While veterinarians assist in preparing health certificates and some documentation, clients may need to gather additional paperwork such as proof of ownership, vaccination records, and any additional permits required by the destination country's authorities.
  4. Quarantine and Customs Procedures: Depending on the destination, pets may be subject to quarantine upon arrival. Clients should research and prepare for these procedures, which may involve specific timelines and additional costs.
  5. Health and Safety During Travel: Clients should consider their pet's comfort and safety during travel, including preparing a travel kit with essentials such as food, water, medications, and familiar items to reduce stress.