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Pet Travel Requirements by Destination

Travel rules depend on where your pet is coming from, where you're going, species, document history and sometimes the route itself. These destination guides turn current primary-government guidance into practical checklists without hiding the conditions that change the answer.

How to use these guides

Start with your destination, then confirm the guide's origin and species scope. A country page is not a universal rule for every route. Each reviewed guide identifies its source-review date and links the responsible government authorities used for legal entry requirements.

Reviewed destination guides
United States → France · dogs & cats

France

Microchip and rabies sequencing, the October 2026 EU health-certificate transition, USDA endorsement, arrival workflow and France-specific dog restrictions.

 United States → Canada · dogs & cats

Canada

Age rules, rabies documentation, transit scope and the personal-pet border checklist for U.S.-origin dogs and cats.

 Canada → United States · dogs & cats · air & land

United States

CDC dog-form, age, microchip and six-month route-history rules, plus cat entry and destination-state checks.

Why route details matter

Origin can change the rabies pathway. A titer or extra waiting period may depend on where the pet has been, not just the final destination.
Species can change the rule. Dogs, cats, ferrets, birds and other pets do not always use the same documents.
Travel arrangement can change the movement category. Accompanied, authorized-person and unaccompanied or cargo movements may follow different rules.
National overrides still matter. Shared EU rules do not erase France-specific restrictions such as rules for certain regulated dogs.

How YourPetPass verifies travel requirements

Country entry, export, transit, quarantine, health, vaccination, treatment, permit and customs rules are researched against the responsible government authority for the jurisdiction. Airline sources are used only for an airline's own carriage or service-animal policies; airport sources are used for airport-specific logistics. Each destination guide carries a review date so time-sensitive rules can be rechecked.

We deliberately avoid generating a separate indexable page for every possible route permutation. A new route should add a real regulatory distinction or decision before it becomes a separate public page.

Read how YourPetPass verifies pet travel requirements →

Find your destination

Tell us the route you are planning. If a reviewed public guide is ready, we will take you there. If it is not, you can build a private trip checklist while our public library expands.

Public guides contain reviewed requirements only. Your route details are not submitted to the public guide library from this form.