Your simple solution for complicated international pet movement — plus, free CE!

Your simple solution for complicated international pet movement — plus, free CE!

This is a paid sponsored article from GVL.

When it comes to traveling out of the U.S. with pets, veterinarians are challenged with helping their clients understand the various requirements for the destination country. Each country has its own unique rules and regulations around animals, and it’s time consuming to research what those include.

“There are unique risks with international pet movement that present challenges for veterinarians,” says Dr. Brenda Flaming, practicing veterinarian in Ames, Iowa. “The last thing we want is for our clients to get stuck in customs with their pets, but that is a concern.”

Even though travel is at a minimum right now due to the impact of COVID-19, when animal movement resumes and clients are taking those long awaited trips, we want veterinarians to feel secure in providing international health certificates.

That’s why GVL has launched international pet movement compliance in the GVL platform.

“Our customers have often expressed how confusing, stressful and time consuming international health certificates are,” explained Stacey Noe, product manager at GVL. “So we set out to provide the industry with a simple solution for compliant international pet movement that saves time and removes uncertainty from the process.”

With the GVL platform, users can easily create and share valid documents for international pet travel (canine/feline) from the U.S. Built-in country requirements help ensure compliance and reduce errors, and our expert support team provides help every day from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (CDT).

GVL International Pet Movement

  • Don’t waste time researching requirements
  • Get the support you need, when you need it
  • Decrease errors and rework by over 50%
  • Reduce paper use with cloud-based software
  • Ensure clients have the documents they need

“Time spent on researching country-specific requirements alone can be daunting, as well as confusing,” Dr. Flaming added. “As veterinarians, we want to ensure that we’re doing our part to provide clients with everything they need for compliant and successful international travel.”

Ready to remove the fear from international pet travel? Sign up for GVL to get started.

International Pet Travel 101 – free CE webinar

As international movement resumes in the coming months, your clients rely on you for understanding the requirements for traveling with pets.

Join GVL’s free webinar to learn about the process, preparation and various country requirements for compliant international pet travel (and earn CE).

In this webinar, Dr. Nelva Bryant provides insights into international travel with pets, outlines the complex requirements involved that vary by country, provides suggestions to prepare clients for international travel, and demonstrates solutions that can ease the process. This program has been approved for one hour of continuing education credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval. Register today.

This webinar will be recorded and made available to watch online within a week after the live presentation. To ensure you receive updates about the webinar recording, please register for the live webinar.

Interested in learning more about GVL and how CVMA members can get discounts on GVL products? Visit globalvetlink.com/coloradovma.



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