Flying with your pet to the United States? Avoid the $2,500 mistake almost nobody warns you about
The complete guide that tells you exactly what to do, in what order, and when to start — verified against CDC, USDA, and IATA sources.
If your dog has been in a high-risk rabies country, it can only enter the U.S. through 6 authorized airports — and if you didn't complete the right process in time, a mandatory 28-day quarantine costing over $2,500 is waiting for you. Most people find out when it's already too late.
What's included
- The exact documents you need and the correct order to get them
- Complete 3-month and 6-month timelines, step by step
- The 6 authorized U.S. airports and which one fits your route
- How to avoid the 28-day quarantine with a single lab test
- Exact IATA crate specifications (with each airline's size limits)
- Price comparison across Avianca, LATAM, Copa, Delta, American, and Iberia
- What to do if your pet is brachycephalic or a "strong breed"
Based on official sources: CDC, USDA, IATA Live Animals Regulations, and current airline policies.
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