What You Need To Know When Moving Your Pet
Microchipping & Vaccination
All pets entering the United States are required to be vaccinated against rabies and microchipped. This must be done prior to completing proper documentation.​
Requirement For Pets Entering Guam
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Antibody FAVN Titer test.
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Vaccination for DOGS: Distemper Virus, Adenovirus-2, Leptospirosis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus, Bordatella.
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Vaccination for CATS: Panleukopenia Virus, Herpesvirus-1, Calicivirus
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All pets must be on Flea and Tick Prevention
Documentation & Quarantine
Your pet must have a certified document showing they been vaccinated against rabies at least 30-days and is fit and healthy to fly prior to entry in the US. Certificate must be completed and signed by your veterinarian within 10-days of travel.
In some states and country, if your pet does not have the proper health documentation, your pet may be subject for quarantine. For International travel, it is important to know the rabies clarification of your pet’s originating and destination country. You need to be aware of the quarantine requirements of countries in which you must clear custom.
Travel Essentials
To make sure your pet stays hydrated during travel and can be fed during any unforeseen delays, two-dishes or one divided dish for food and water must be securely attached inside of the crate door. It must be accessible from the outside of the crate so the dishes can be filled without opening the door. Dishes must be durable and safe. Make sure to pack lots of water.
Ground Transportation
If your pet is traveling within the US, your pet may need to travel by ground, as some airlines have weight and weather restrictions. Make sure to reserve your ground transportation ahead of time to avoid missing your pet’s connecting flight.
Requirement For Pets Entering Guam
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Quarantine status will vary upon pet’s FAVN Test results.
Restricted Travel Time
In order to keep your pet safe, there are seasonal restrictions on pet travel. Airlines do not transport pets during extreme weather and temperature. No more than above 85F or below 45F. Make sure to keep in mind before planning your trip.
Special Needs Requirement
Pet’s traveling with special requirements may need extra steps in planning. Make sure to check with your veterinarian prior to travel. You would also need to inform the airline, as special arrangement may be required.
Older Dogs & Cats
Take the precaution when moving a senior dog or cat. You must visit your veterinarian before planning to relocate your pet. They will advise you the essential steps to take and if they are fit to travel.
Large Dogs
Pet’s traveling with special requirements may need extra steps in planning. Make sure to check with your veterinarian prior to travel. You would also need to inform the airline, as special arrangement may be required.
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