One missed date can cost your pet six months.
We’ve mapped the rules for 10destinations — and every place a US owner quietly loses months. Tell us where you’re going; get the exact dates to hit this week, this month, and on travel day. Built in Los Angeles by people who have flown their own dog across the Pacific.
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Free gives you the rules. $29 gives you the calendar.
The country rules, the timing windows, the sources. A PDF you can print and a card you can hand to your vet.
Your exact dates run against every rule. Red, amber, green on what’s already late — plus the vet shortlist we checked for your ZIP and a countdown PDF built for your trip.
We chase USDA endorsement on your behalf. You ship; we move paper. Tell us your trip; we quote your case. By invitation in LA county only.
- ● FIELD NOTEJapan only accepts FAVN results from two US labs. Auburn isn't one of them.
- ● FIELD NOTEMexico stopped requiring health certificates for pets in 2019. Most blogs still tell you to get one.
- ● FIELD NOTEUK pets must arrive as cargo. Not cabin. Not checked baggage. Even a 5-pound Pomeranian.
- ● FIELD NOTEFive destinations require a tapeworm pill before your dog arrives. Five. The other EU countries don’t.
- ● FIELD NOTEFlying LAX → Taipei with your dog needs a 180-day FAVN wait. LAX → Honolulu → Taipei doesn’t.
- ● FIELD NOTEJapan demands continuous rabies coverage. One day lapsed can reset 180 days.
“USDA-accredited doesn’t mean international experience. Of 531 LA vets, only twenty to thirty percent actively handle pet exports. We’ve called every one — twice.”
