A clean and sterilised international pet transport crate that is approved by International Air Transport Authority (IATA) is required for international travel. The crate must be in new condition and enable a pet to stand, sit and turn around comfortably.

Annual vaccinations must be administered by a Veterinarian between two weeks and 12 months prior to international pet travel and certificates retained and presented at the time of collection. Cats require a F4 vaccination for protection against Cat Flu, Feline Chlamydia, Feline Enteritis and FIV (Feline AIDS). Dogs require a C5 vaccination for prot [..]

Babesia blood test detects the presence of Babesia Gibsoni (microscopic blood parasites) that can be spread by tics and result in disease. Blood tests be administered by a Petraveller DAFF Accredited Veterinarian and sent to a DAFF approved laboratory 16 days prior to international pet travel.

Customs clearance must be completed by the customs department in the destination country for all international arrivals. Customs authorities generally operate during business hours and the duration of the clearance process is approximately three hours post arrival. The clearance is managed by Petraveller and can also be completed directly by the pe [..]

An airport comfort stop can be scheduled with Petraveller’s worldwide partner network for pets travelling on connecting flight. The stop provides pets with fresh water, a light meal, playtime and walk with a dedicated pet handler.

A consultation with a Petraveller DAFF Accredited Veterinarian must be completed within 48 hours prior to international pet travel to assess the health and wellbeing of a pet and ensure they are fit to travel.

A permit granting permission for a pet to depart as an internationally recognised export must be endorsed by DAFF within 48 hours prior to international pet travel and will be retained and presented at departure.

A certificate declaring that a pet is fit to travel internationally must be endorsed by a Petraveller DAFF Accredited Veterinarian within 48 hours prior to international pet travel and will be retained and presented at departure.

A health certificate that enables a pet to enter the European Union and verifies that quarantine periods will be omitted must be endorsed by a Petraveller DAFF Accredited Veterinarian within 48 hours prior to international pet travel and retained and presented at departure.

External parasite treatments protect against internal parasites that can be transmitted from the environment and between animals. Vaccinations must be administered orally by a Petraveller DAFF Accredited Veterinarian a specific number of days prior to travel according to the destination country. Certificates will be retained and presented at depart [..]