In order to move a pet within the United States you will need a USDA Accredited Veterinarian to examine your dog or cat and complete an Interstate Health Certificate.
For your domestic interstate health certificate appointment note the following:
- For pets in the DFW Dallas Fort Worth International Airport area we can schedule domestic interstate health certificate appointments up to the day of travel / transport, except for Hawaii which has more intensive requirements.
- No USDA endorsement is required for domestic interstate health certificates.
- For your appointment you will need to bring:
- Your Pet
- Original Rabies certificate signed in blue ink (signature stamps are generally not accepted by foreign countries for import). We will handle this if your pet was vaccinated with us
- Address and Phone number at origin
- Address and Phone number at destination
- Please request an appointment for domestic interstate health certificates on our Health Certificate Request page
Dr. David Landers DVM is a USDA accredited veterinarian for international health certificates, domestic health certificates, and other travel / export documents for pets in the DFW Dallas Fort Worth area and can take care of all pre-transport testing needs as well.
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David Landers DVM
Veterinarian at AirVets Pet Relocation
Dr. David Landers is a 2003 graduate of Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine. He started AirVets Pet Relocation and focuses on international pet shipping, health certificates, and export/import documents.
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