🏥 Find a Vet — Health Certificate Network
Find a USDA-accredited veterinarian in our network who can issue the health certificate required for international pet travel. These vets specialize in export documentation.
🩺 Why do I need a health certificate?
Most countries require a veterinary health certificate (issued by a USDA-accredited vet) within 10 days of travel. The vet examines your pet, confirms vaccinations are current, and signs the official document. For some destinations, the certificate must then be endorsed by your local USDA APHIS Veterinary Services office.
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Required for all dogs entering the United States, regardless of origin country. Must be submitted online prior to arrival. Valid for 6 months from the date of issuance. Applies to U.S. residents returning with their dog and foreign visitors.
Official USDA resource for international pet travel requirements by destination country.
Locate the USDA Veterinary Services office that endorses health certificates in your state.
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