Find a USDA Vet 🏥
Find USDA-accredited veterinarians near you for international pet travel health certificates and endorsements.
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Why USDA accreditation matters
For international pet travel, you need a USDA-endorsed health certificate (APHIS Form 7001). Only USDA-accredited veterinarians can issue the initial health certificate, which then must be endorsed by your local USDA APHIS Veterinary Services office.
Category I accreditation covers companion animals (dogs and cats) for routine travel. Category II covers livestock and other animals.
The health certificate must typically be completed within 10 days of travel.
Category I accreditation covers companion animals (dogs and cats) for routine travel. Category II covers livestock and other animals.
The health certificate must typically be completed within 10 days of travel.
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USDA Accredited Vets
Verified for pet travel
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Health Certificates
APHIS Form 7001
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Within 10 Days
Of your departure
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International Travel
Required documentation