Certificates of Health??

[Mason and Kiwi]

Hello everyone! It seems I'm moving from Florida to Washington a lot sooner! So I am flying by plane with my Green Cheek Conure in the cabin with me. However, I need a certificate of health. Specifically, Certificate of Vetrinary Inspection. I already have an appointment set up with the Vet as they said they can sign those, but what do I need?

I keep looking and I can find a PDF for it, but it includes the rabies vaccine and whatnot which obviously is not needed for birds. Does anyone have a general idea of what specific tests need to be done or what other papers I may need?

Like I said, I'm moving from Florida to Washington. It's domestic travel and I've searched Washington's USDA forms but most of it is for livestock and importing animals. Here is the website.

Chapter 16-54 WAC:

Any tips or help would be fantastic!!

 

[April]

It's made with dogs,cats and ferrets in mind not parrots. It will still count though,I had to get one when a forum member adopted my Crimson Belly and flew to get him.
If it's the same as mine which I'm not sure since I can't open links on my phone you should just be able to put Avian for species and breed as Green Cheek Conure.

Your vet should be able to help you fill it out and guide you with what info needs to be filled out. But when in doubt it's always best to call the airline before hand to be absolutely sure to cover the bases so there's no chance of last minute issues preventing him from getting on the flight.

@webchirp

 

[Macawnutz]

Just be sure you follow the specs for the online carry bag. It has to fit under the seat. The papers no one checks but have them.

 

[webchirp]

Hello everyone! It seems I'm moving from Florida to Washington a lot sooner! So I am flying by plane with my Green Cheek Conure in the cabin with me. However, I need a certificate of health. Specifically, Certificate of Vetrinary Inspection. I already have an appointment set up with the Vet as they said they can sign those, but what do I need?

I keep looking and I can find a PDF for it, but it includes the rabies vaccine and whatnot which obviously is not needed for birds. Does anyone have a general idea of what specific tests need to be done or what other papers I may need?

Like I said, I'm moving from Florida to Washington. It's domestic travel and I've searched Washington's USDA forms but most of it is for livestock and importing animals. Here is the website.

Chapter 16-54 WAC:

Any tips or help would be fantastic!!

I would think your vet has the certificates. That’s where I have gotten mine in the past.

 

[Xoetix]

At the clinic I worked at, we had the certificates ready to print and full out. I would think your vet should have them (or know where to get them). Best of luck on the move!!