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Fill Out a Valid Veterinary Certificate Travel Form

The Veterinary Certificate Travel form is a crucial document needed for both domestic and international airline travel with pets. This form must be signed by a licensed veterinarian within ten days prior to your travel date, ensuring that your animal is healthy and fit for the journey. To ensure a smooth travel experience for your pet, fill out the form completely, one for each animal, by clicking the button below.

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Form Overview

Fact Name Description
Purpose The IATA Veterinary Certificate is needed for domestic and international airline travel with pets.
Veterinarian Signature This form must be signed by a licensed veterinarian within 10 days of travel.
Certification Requirement Certification of this form is not required, but it must be filled out completely for each animal.
Owner Information Owners must provide their name, address, email, and phone number on the form.
Pet Details Information about the pet, including species, breed, sex, and color, must be included.
Rabies Vaccination The rabies vaccination must occur at least 21 days prior to travel and not more than 365 days before.
Microchip Information If available, the pet's microchip number or tattoo should be included on the form.
State Licensing The veterinarian's signature must be from a licensed veterinarian in the state where the pet resides.
Winter Acclimation During winter months, an acclimation certificate may be required by the airline.

Documents used along the form

When preparing for travel with your pet, it is essential to have all necessary documentation in order to ensure a smooth journey. Alongside the Veterinary Certificate Travel form, several other forms and documents may be required or beneficial. Here’s a brief overview of these important documents:

  • Health Certificate: This document, often required by airlines and countries, certifies that your pet is free from contagious diseases and is fit for travel. It must be issued by a licensed veterinarian shortly before your departure.
  • Rabies Vaccination Certificate: This certificate proves that your pet has received its rabies vaccination. Many destinations require proof of rabies vaccination, especially if traveling internationally.
  • Import Permit: Some countries require an import permit for pets. This document grants permission for your pet to enter the country and may have specific health and vaccination requirements.
  • Acclimation Certificate: Particularly during winter months, airlines may ask for an acclimation certificate. This document confirms that your pet can safely endure the temperature conditions during travel.
  • Microchip Registration: If your pet is microchipped, having the registration details handy is crucial. This document provides proof of identification and ownership, which can be vital in case your pet gets lost.
  • Airline-Specific Forms: Different airlines may have their own requirements for pet travel. These forms can include additional health declarations or specific travel guidelines that must be followed.
  • Travel Insurance: While not a formal travel document, having travel insurance that covers your pet can provide peace of mind. This can protect against unexpected medical expenses or travel disruptions.
  • Pet Passport: For international travel, some countries require a pet passport, which includes vaccination records and health certificates. This document streamlines the entry process at borders.

By gathering these documents ahead of time, you can help ensure that your pet travels safely and comfortably. Always check the specific requirements of your destination and airline to avoid any last-minute complications. Safe travels!

Document Sample

IATA

Veterinary Certificate For Domestic & International Airline Travel

This document contains the information that is required by most airlines. It should be signed by your veterinarian 10 days or less prior to travel. Certification of this form is NOT required.

(Please print and fill in completely one form per animal)

Owner or Guardian of the pet animal.

Name: .............................................................................................................................................

Address: ..........................................................................................................................................

E-mail: ............................................................................................................................................

Phone number / facsimile: ..............................................................................................................

Date of Travel:

Pet animal information

Airline/Flight Nbr.:

Species:

Breed:

Sex:

Color:

Date of birth:

Country of birth:

Microchip-No./Tattoo: (if available)

Certification that the animal is healthy enough to travel.

Certification of absence of Fleas – Ticks – Parasites:

Certificate of absence of evidence of diseases communicable to humans:

Rabies vaccination status of the animal

Date of last vaccination against rabies:__________________________:

Rabies Vaccination will expire on: ______________________________,

Rabies vaccination must have taken place at least 21 days prior to travel and not more than 365 days prior to travel unless the three year vaccine was administered.

Licensed Veterinarian Signature

Date _______________________ Signature:___________________________________________

Place _____________________________

Veterinarian Stamp or Name and Address

The signature above must be of a veterinarian licensed by the State/Province in which the pet animal currently resides.

NOTICE: During the winter months an acclimation certificate may be required by the airline.