Stratham-Newfields Veterinary Hospital
Providing Seacoast Pets a Higher Standard of Care 
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Traveling with Your Cat or Dog?

Yes? Click here!
Are the furry kids going with you on your next vacation?  
​Talk to us about ways to help smooth the ride!

Don't forget: 
  • microchip (is your contact information up to date?)
  • collar with tags, harness, and leash
  • safety harness for car or carrier
  • vaccines current
  • health certificate
  • travel dishes, litter boxes, food
  • doggie PFD if boats involved
  • more tips below!

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Foreign and Domestic Travel Requirements

​ APHIS Pet Travel
Get the details on anywhere you may need to travel, home or abroad! 
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International Health Certificates must be completed and signed by a
USDA accredited veterinarian.  
(Dr. Dennis is USDA accredited.)
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Planes, Trains & Automobiles

Airlines are required to report safety problems with pets traveling. However, it is best to travel with your pet in the cabin. 

​The HSUS has great tips, too! 
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Preparing Pets to Travel

Car travel can be easy with a little pre-planning. Please ask us for advice at least 4 months in advance if your pet becomes "car sick" or has car related anxiety, so we can help you get ready!

"It's OK to let my dog stick his head out the window of my car, right?"
The answer might surprise you.

 Stratham-Newfields Veterinary Hospital, 8 Main Street, Newfields NH 03856
Phone: 603-778-7687   | Fax: 603-778-2471  |   [email protected]
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