Guidelines

What do pets need to enter Canada?

What do pets need to enter Canada?

Dogs over 8 months of age and cats over 3 months of age entering Canada from all other countries

  • A valid rabies vaccination certificate issued, in either English or French, by a licensed veterinarian from the country of origin. (EU Pet Passport is accepted.)
  • Your airline may require a veterinary certificate of health.

What do I need to travel with my dog within Canada?

Pets must be accompanied by one of the following: a veterinarian good health certificate, rabies vaccination certificate or other vaccination and deworming certificate (if applicable), issued at the point of origin….

  1. Carry-On Baggage.
  2. Checked Baggage.
  3. Special Items.
  4. Restricted Items.
  5. Delayed/Damaged.
  6. Ship your luggage ahead.

Can I go to Canada with my pet?

Luckily Canada is pet friendly and you can bring pets with you when you move to Canada. Of course this would be dependent on the type of pet that you are looking to bring in with you. Cats and dogs are allowed to accompany you when immigrating to Canada as long as you have the correct paperwork in order.

Do cats need a passport to travel?

A “pet passport” demonstrates that your pet is healthy and up-to-date on all required vaccinations and treatments. Without a passport, your dog, cat or pet won’t be able to travel to your destination country or could be subject to lengthy, lonely quarantines.

What documents do I need for my dog to fly?

You will need a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection to travel and some airlines require an acclimation certificate. Both of these certificates can only be completed and signed by a federally accredited veterinarian.

Can I bring my dog to Canada by car?

With the right paperwork, and appropriate vaccinations, most dogs can travel to Canada from US in a car. A dog can’t travel across the border into Canada WITH THEIR OWNER if: They haven’t had any vaccinations (getting Titer test done doesn’t count)

Can I fly with my dog to Canada?

Pets may fly into Canada in-cabin, as excess luggage or as manifest cargo (flying pets unaccompanied). Dogs and cats imported into Canada will undergo an inspection. The owner will need to pay an inspection fee at the airport (about $30 + tax for the first pet and about $5 + tax for each additional pet).

Can I take my dog to Canada by car?

How much is a pet passport Canada?

Dogs and cats under three (3) months of age are exempt from import requirements if entering Canada with their owner. You will need proof of age and ownership. EU Pet Passports are accepted….What airlines allow flying a pets to Canada?

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