Traveling internationally with a pet means meeting your destination’s import requirements exactly — the microchip and rabies vaccination sequence, timing windows, and paperwork format all matter, and a small mismatch can mean a delay at check-in.
What TravelPrepDesk does
- Reviews your pet’s rabies vaccination record and microchip registration against your destination’s import rules
- Confirms the microchip-before-rabies sequence and the required health-exam timing window
- Prepares a draft health-certificate packet, organized and ready for your veterinarian
- Flags anything missing or inconsistent before it becomes a travel-day problem
What your veterinarian does
- Performs the health examination
- Completes and signs the official health certificate
- Issues any government-endorsed paperwork your destination requires
What TravelPrepDesk does not do
We do not issue health certificates, perform veterinary examinations, or act as a veterinary authority. Our review reduces the chance of a booking-day surprise at the vet or the airport — the certificate itself always comes from your licensed veterinarian.
