Thirty-day US certificate, rabies records and identification entries.
Documents and permits
Dog / Cat · In the cabin / Accompanied hold baggage / Separate cargo service
Use the linked dog/cat certificate issued by a USDA-accredited veterinarian and endorsed by APHIS. The model is valid 30 days after issue. Carry the ink-signed, embossed endorsed original.
Selected official conditions for healthy vaccinated adult personal dogs/cats from the United States. This is not a complete entry decision or airline acceptance. Other origins, young animals, breeding, transit, permit conditions and current border services need separate confirmation with the certifying veterinarian and destination authority.
Dog / Cat · In the cabin / Accompanied hold baggage / Separate cargo service
Examination must find no infectious/contagious disease or known exposure that endangers animals or public health. The pet must originate outside an area/premises quarantined for rabies and have no known rabies exposure. Record rabies vaccination date, vaccine and period of validity; this model sets no numeric post-vaccination waiting period.
Selected official conditions for healthy vaccinated adult personal dogs/cats from the United States. This is not a complete entry decision or airline acceptance. Other origins, young animals, breeding, transit, permit conditions and current border services need separate confirmation with the certifying veterinarian and destination authority.
Dog / Cat · In the cabin / Accompanied hold baggage / Separate cargo service
Record the microchip number and/or animal name as the model permits. The veterinarian verifies each microchip entered. This does not establish universal implantation; other vaccinations, treatments and tests are optional fields in this model, not automatic entry requirements.
Selected official conditions for healthy vaccinated adult personal dogs/cats from the United States. This is not a complete entry decision or airline acceptance. Other origins, young animals, breeding, transit, permit conditions and current border services need separate confirmation with the certifying veterinarian and destination authority.
