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Originally Posted by 2-4me If you can't get a straight answer from their 1-800 number, call the airports you will be using - directly! More than likely they will ask for it. It's like traveling with a small child - sometimes they ask to see a birth certificate, sometimes they don't.
I would get one just in case, and take along with me the shot/rabies vacc.
I have used a perscribed medication to easy my boy's travels, I think it was only like $10 from the vet... if you're going anyway to get the paperwork...
Have you asked your vet if you can just come pick one up without an office visit? I'm sure if your dog is current on all it's shots, then there wouldn't be a need for a visit. |
Its a health certificate not a birth certificate. The vet must sign off that he is current with rabies, sign the rabies id # on the certificate and state the dog is in good health. If you pup is over the age of 3 months state of florida requires a rabies shot before entry.
If you have a good relationship with the vet or not I doubt any vet will do this by a simple phone call they are putting their license on the line and signing it!!