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Beginning on August 1, 2024, all dogs entering the United States must: Appear healthy upon arrival; Be at least six months of age; Be microchipped; and. Be accompanied by a CDC Dog Import Form online submission receipt.
Beginning on August 1, 2024, all dogs entering the United States must: Appear healthy upon arrival; Be at least six months of age; Be microchipped; and.
Why Do Pets Need Clearing from United States Customs? The United States Customs enforces the guidelines from cooperating agencies to protect the health of U.S. citizens, domestic pets, and livestock animals. Multiple agencies have guidelines for importing animals, as do each state.
You need to meet the destination countrys specific entry requirements for pets. These may include vaccinations, tests, treatments, and a health certificate. The health certificate may also be called international health certificate, veterinary health certificate, veterinary certificate, or export certificate.
All dogs must be at least six months of age, be microchipped, appear healthy upon arrival, have an export document signed by a licensed veterinarian, and have a completed CDC Dog Import Form. These rules apply to all dogs, including service animals, and apply to land, air, or sea entry to the United States.
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Bringing a dog to the USA typically requires proof of rabies vaccination, health certificates, and compliance with import regulations. Specific requirements vary by state and country of origin.
California Entry Requirements for Dogs Documentation proving current rabies vaccination if 4 months or older. A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI), also known as a health certificate, issued within 10 days prior to importation by a licensed and accredited veterinarian.
Yes, you can walk through the Mexican border into the USA with a dog, but youll need to ensure that the dog is up-to-date on vaccinations and has the necessary documentation, such as a health certificate from a licensed vet. Make sure to check the latest regulations from both Mexico and the US before crossing.

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