Pet Travel
Health certificates, vaccinations, microchipping, and guidance for safe domestic and international pet travel.
Traveling with a pet requires careful planning and regulatory compliance. Our veterinary team offers complete pet travel consultations to help you meet airline, domestic, and international travel requirements — so your pet is healthy, comfortable, and fully prepared for the journey.
Different destinations have different rules, and the timing matters. Some countries require titers or vaccinations weeks or months in advance, so it's best to start planning early.
What to expect
International & domestic health certificates
USDA-approved health certificates for hassle-free travel.
Required vaccinations
Rabies and other vaccines updated to match your destination's requirements.
Microchipping for identification
Secure identification to prevent lost pets during travel.
Sedation & anxiety management
Safe options for pets who experience travel stress.
Airline & destination-specific guidance
Help navigating pet-friendly travel policies, documentation, and timelines.
Frequently asked
- What documents do I need for my pet to travel?
Most airlines and countries require a health certificate from a licensed veterinarian, proof of vaccinations, and microchip information.
- How soon before my trip should I schedule a pet travel exam?
We recommend scheduling at least 30 days in advance to meet domestic requirements. International travel often requires more lead time — sometimes several months for certain destinations.
- Can my pet travel in the cabin with me?
That depends on airline policies and your pet's size. We can help with documentation, but the airline's rules govern cabin vs. cargo.
- What if my pet experiences travel anxiety?
We offer safe sedation options and travel-friendly solutions to help keep pets calm and comfortable during transit.