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Domestic Health Certificate

Travel Within the United States with Confidence

If you’re traveling with your pet within the United States (excluding Hawaii), a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) may be required.

Our team ensures your pet meets all state and airline requirements for smooth, stress-free travel.

Valid for 30 Days

CVI is valid for 30 days from the date of issue.

For Interstate Travel

Required for interstate travel and many airlines.

Simple Process

Minimal requirements and documentation.

Healthy & Safe

Confirms your pet is in good health for travel.

What to Expect

  • Physical examination by a licensed veterinarian
  • Review of vaccination records
  • Confirmation that your pet meets travel requirements
Traveling to Canada or Mexico?

A valid rabies vaccine and health certificate may be required.
USDA endorsement is not required for Canada or Mexico.

Pricing

Domestic Health Certificate

Starting at $150

Additional fees may apply for vaccines or treatments if needed.

Domestic Health Certificate

  • Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) valid for 30 days from date of issue.
  • Appointment must be scheduled within 30 days of your departure date.
  • Canada & Mexico: vaccine certificate + up-to-date rabies vaccine required. No USDA endorsement needed.

Client & Pet Information

Please enter your legal name exactly as it appears on your passport/ID. Incorrect names may result in your health certificate being denied for travel.
ISO-compliant microchips are required for Hawaii and most international destinations. If your pet's chip is not ISO-compliant, an additional chip may need to be placed.

Vaccination & Preventive Care History

Health History

Authorization & Signature

Important Travel Disclaimer

Pet travel requirements may change at any time and can vary depending on the state and airline. A health certificate does not guarantee entry into a destination, and it remains the pet owner’s responsibility to verify and comply with all applicable travel requirements.

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