Confirm the destination
Record the U.S. arrival airport, final state and intended arrival date. Local requirements can sit alongside federal rules.
Use this checklist to start the right conversation before selecting a flight. It is not a substitute for the official requirements that apply to your dog or cat, recent travel history and U.S. arrival airport.
Assess Spain → USA travelFor a dog entering the United States, the process depends on the dog’s age, microchip, health, rabies history and countries visited during the six months before arrival. Cats do not use the CDC Dog Import Form, but airline, state and local conditions may still apply.
Record the U.S. arrival airport, final state and intended arrival date. Local requirements can sit alongside federal rules.
For dogs, list every country visited during the prior six months. That history can change the applicable U.S. entry pathway.
Check that the microchip, vaccination records, veterinary information and traveller details all identify the same animal.
Airline, aircraft, pet size, carrier dimensions and connections determine whether PETC or AVIH is possible. Availability is never assumed.
Only confirm the itinerary once the document timeline and the airline’s acceptance are compatible with the journey.
UniPetrans assesses owner-accompanied travel and dedicated accompaniment where the animal, airline and itinerary allow it. It does not present manifest cargo as its own service.
That distinction matters: a compliant entry plan and confirmed airline acceptance come before a travel arrangement is proposed.
U.S. requirements change. Use the current official guidance for the specific animal and route, then request an individual travel assessment.
This guide is reviewed periodically but official authorities and the airline decide the requirements for each journey.
Share your origin, U.S. destination, pet details and approximate date so we can review the feasible accompanied options.