Pet Health Certificate
We provide official Pet Health Certificates (CVIs) to ensure your pet meets all travel requirements
Pet Health Certificates for Travel
A pet health certificate, or Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI), is an official document provided by a veterinarian that verifies a pet is healthy and fit for travel, whether domestically or abroad.
The certificate verifies that your pet is free from signs of contagious diseases and is healthy enough to travel safely. It also confirms that your pet is up-to-date on required vaccinations and meets the health regulations of your destination.
Health certificate requirements can vary by airline, state, or country, so we recommend contacting us well in advance of your travel date to ensure you have everything in order.
When Is a Pet Health Certificate Required?
Different destinations and travel methods have varying requirements. Generally, a pet health certificate is needed when:
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Traveling by plane, particularly for commercial airlines
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Crossing state or international borders
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Transporting pets for adoption or sale
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Entering boarding facilities or participating in events like shows
Acadiana West Animal Clinic stays current with state and federal travel guidelines to ensure your paperwork is accurate and accepted wherever you’re headed.
Veterinary Services
Below are all of the veterinary services we offer at Acadiana West Animal Clinic. If you have any questions regarding our services, please feel free to call us.