[doghead]

Hi, has anyone who has traveled with their dog by plane to Florida been asked to show vaccination paperwork? I'm asking because my dog cannot get a rabies vaccine--he has a liver issue. My current vet however, feels he can have the vaccine whereas my old vet who is in another state, did not feel he should have one. So I don't know if my vet will write a rabies waiver for me. So my question is, has anyone been asked to show vaccine paperwork? Thanks.

[achtung baby]

Originally Posted by doghead

Hi, has anyone who has traveled with their dog by plane to Florida been asked to show vaccination paperwork? I'm asking because my dog cannot get a rabies vaccine--he has a liver issue. My current vet however, feels he can have the vaccine whereas my old vet who is in another state, did not feel he should have one. So I don't know if my vet will write a rabies waiver for me. So my question is, has anyone been asked to show vaccine paperwork? Thanks.

Are you flying domestically? If you fly within the U.S, no paperwork needed.

I never fly with dogs, however my cats have flown both internationally and domestically many times. Domestically you just need to purchase the airfare, notify the airline you’re flying with your pet and pay for their fee. I’m sure every airplane policy might vary so it’s important to call them upfront to verify. The carrier has to meet the size that can be put under the seat area, it’s fairly standard.