Find an accredited vet near you

A health certificate can only be endorsed if an accredited veterinarian signs it. Here is how to find the right one.

Most pets travel with their usual vet for the everyday steps, but the official certificate for an international move needs a vet who is accredited with the endorsing authority. Pick a country below and we will tell you exactly what to look for.

What to look for in France πŸ‡«πŸ‡·

For exports from France, the endorsing authority is your national veterinary authority. You want a veterinarian who is accredited with them, since only an accredited vet can sign a certificate that the endorsing office will endorse.

Accredited vets near France

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We are hand-verifying a directory of accredited vets so we only ever point you to people who can actually help. It is not live yet, so the listings below are examples of what you will see here.

In the meantime, your own vet can often refer you to a colleague accredited with your national veterinary authority, or you can search the endorsing office’s own accredited-vet lookup.

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The directory shown here is a placeholder while we verify listings. It is general guidance to help you prepare, not legal advice. Always confirm accreditation directly with the vet and the endorsing authority.

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