Pet Health Certificates in Jacksonville

For Pet Owners Traveling Internationally

More and more clients are traveling internationally with their pets. San Juan Animal Hospital can help you obtain an international pet health certificates so once you're ready to travel, it's smooth sailing!

You may consult the International Animal Export Regulations website before requesting an international health certificate.

There is also a new USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) site devoted to international pet travel.

Please be advised that some countries may not have the requirements listed on this website. In these cases, the pet owner should contact the Border Inspection Post or the Customs Office at the airport where your pet will be landing to inquire about the country’s import requirements and to obtain a copy of such requirements in writing or via email from the government official. It may be necessary for you to apply for an import permit from an agriculture office located in the destination country, which will outline the specific vaccinations or treatments your pet needs before departure.

You should also note that the information from consulates, embassies in the U.S., or websites are not always up to date. In addition, some of the paperwork you download for a fee is free on the aforementioned website.

Regarding the APHIS Form 7001, please be aware that certain countries have their own specific certification statements that need to be included on the form or on an additional page.

Begin by filling in your travel information here. Do not hesitate to contact us at (904) 853-3588 if you have any questions about obtaining a pet health certificate in Jacksonville.