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LIVE ANIMAL Certificates Of Acclimation:
A statement that your vet should fill out and sign for pets traveling in lower or higher than normal temperatures.
IATA Shipper’s Certification For Live Animal/s:
Filled in and signed by shipper (Print on 1 page – Front page and Back page)
Live Animal Feeding and Watering Instructions – Shipper’s Declaration:
Filled in and signed by pet’s owner. Available in printable or fill-n-print.
GREEN – LAR – IATA “LIVE ANIMAL” LABELS
- All About Rabies Testing visit the Rabies Laboratory Kansas State University
- FORM EU 998 is available on this site in all different Languages. Go to bottom of page and click small box with the Language you require. they are available in PDF or MS
- Traveling to Hawaii for the 5 Day or less Program AVOID 120 DAY QUARANTINE
- Traveling to the UK for theSteps to AVOID QUARANTINE NEW RULES for EU-UK VERY EASY And NO 6-8 Months waiting or quarantine required…NEW RULES MAKE IT EASIER & CHEAPER TO BRING PETS TO UK-EU
- Bringing your cat dog or other pets to Australia, Get the Up to date details








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do I need to get the airline acclimation cert to the airlines before I check in? or at the time of check in?
very scared about moving from thailand to California.
thanks
If needed they will ask for it at check in, but you might want to make a copy or two in case you have any connecting flights, since the airline keeps this for their files. Thanks for visiting DryFur.com!
I would like to know if anyone could inform me, if i ever would like to bring a 10 week old Siberian Husky Puppy, from the US to Venezuela, what permits, certificates or forms i should be needing to fill out or be filled by a certified vet?!
You might want to check out pet travel store I think they will have what you need also they have free email service for questions in regard to fulfilling the requirements for each country.
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Hi,
I’m wondering if you have ever shipped a dog in a XL crate and if so how did you manage transporting the crate to the check in counter at departure and then at the arrival airport to the outside of the airport? I have an XL crate and dont know how I’m going to manage moving the crate with my dog in it. It has no wheels.
Any input would be extremely helpful.
Thanks!
Hi Deborah,
Most folks carry the crate empty with the dog on a leash. Then when the airline personnel is ready to accept the dog you open the crate and put the dog inside. They can move it then. I have seen the airlines bring carts or move them from curb side before but not sure this is available in your city or airport. You can make a trip up to the airport and inquire few days ahead. They might have options like porters who can assist. But might be a good idea to leave a tip if you need a lot of assistance. Thanks for visiting DryFur.com!