Government list

APHA list of export certifiers: pets

Awarded by Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)

Held by vets

What this means for your pet

The practice told APHA it signs certificates for pets travelling abroad. Ask whether it can certify for your destination. Many practices that do this are not on the list, so ask your own vet first.

About this accreditation

APHA, the government's animal health agency, publishes a list of vets and businesses that can sign export health certificates. Practices are on it because they asked to be. We show this on practices whose entry says they certify pets.

Who can hold this accreditation

Certificates are signed by an Official Veterinarian, a vet APHA has authorised to sign them. Any practice or business that offers certification can ask APHA to list it.

Referral requirement

No. Contact the practice directly.

Professional oversight

Revalidation

APHA keeps the list. A practice that leaves it loses this badge the next time we check.

Legal basis

A voluntary list kept by APHA. Being on it is not a qualification.

Accredited providers (308)

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Quick facts

Abbreviation

Pet travel certificates

Issuing body

Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)

Type

government list

Protected title

No

Practitioner is a vet

Yes

Providers listed

308

External links

Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) websiteOfficial register
APHA list of export certifiers: pets: what it means · PetCare Atlas