Pet Travel and Certificates
Pet Travel and Certificates
Marietta Vet Clinic specializes in pet transportation and travel, handling all the necessary procedures and certificates. Dr. Peckich is a USDA Certified Veterinarian who will be able to help with each part of your travel preparation.
Important Update for Owners Traveling Internationally with Dogs
Starting August 1, 2024, new rules for dogs re-entering the United States will be in effect. Here's what you need to know to ensure a smooth entry.
Microchip: Your dog must have an ISO-compatible microchip
Rabies Vaccination: Your dog needs a current, valid U.S.-issued rabies vaccine
Required Forms: Before leaving the U.S., make sure you have a USDA-endorsed Rabies Vaccination Form and a CDC Dog Import Form Receipt. Your dog must arrive at the location listed on the CDC form.
Health Check: All dogs must appear healthy upon arrival. With the recent implementation of the new pet microchip rule, Marietta Vet Clinic is excited to offer an exclusive
20% discount on Microchip Placement and Registration for dogs and cats until August 1, 2024. Ensure your pets are safely identifiable with our reliable microchipping services. Call us today at (404) 919-5150 to book your appointment and take advantage of this special offer!
Pet Travel Tips:
Airline Requirements
Each airline has different rules for pet travel. Contact your airline in advance to confirm carrier size, health documents, and check-in procedures.
Travel Date
APHIS health exams and certificates must be completed within a specific timeframe before travel. Schedule exams early to avoid issues.
