Pet Travel & Export Health Certificates in Dubai.

How we help you relocate your pet from Dubai

Every destination has its own rules, but the veterinary groundwork is similar. Our team prepares each step in the right order and to the right timeline:

• ISO microchipping: almost every country requires a 15-digit ISO-standard microchip that can be read at the border, implanted before the rabies vaccination is given
• Rabies vaccination and records: an in-date rabies vaccination is the foundation of pet travel, with clear certificates showing dates, batch numbers, and the microchip number
• Rabies antibody (titre) test coordination: many countries require a blood test taken a set time after vaccination, so we help you schedule it early to avoid delays
• Fit-to-travel examination: a health check close to departure to confirm your pet is well enough to fly and free of signs of infectious disease
• Parasite treatment: tick, flea, and tapeworm treatment within the window some destinations require before arrival
• Export health certificate paperwork: we complete and prepare the veterinary documentation your pet needs, and guide you on the government endorsement steps that follow

What exporting a pet from the UAE usually involves

Pet export from the UAE generally combines a permanent ISO microchip, an up-to-date rabies vaccination, and a government-endorsed export or health certificate. Depending on where you are going, you may also need a rabies antibody titre test, additional vaccinations, and specific parasite treatments carried out inside a fixed window before travel.

The veterinary paperwork is typically endorsed through the UAE authorities before departure, and the destination country then sets its own import conditions. We prepare the clinical steps and documents on our side and tell you clearly what remains for you or your relocation agent to arrange, so nothing is missed.

Requirements change with your destination

A move to a rabies-free country such as Australia or the UK follows a very different, longer path to a move within the region or to much of Europe or North America. Some destinations ask for a titre test months in advance; others require quarantine or import permits arranged before the pet arrives.

Because these rules are set by each destination and can change, we always work from your specific country’s current requirements rather than a generic checklist, and we recommend confirming the latest rules with the destination authority or your relocation agent before you book flights.

Start early, timing is everything

The single most common cause of a delayed pet move is starting too late. A rabies antibody titre test, where required, can only be taken a set number of days after vaccination, and some countries then impose a waiting period of several months before the pet may enter. Booking your first appointment as soon as your move is confirmed gives us room to sequence the microchip, vaccinations, blood test, and final health check without a last-minute scramble.

Why plan your pet’s travel with Paw Sisters

• Everything under one roof: microchipping, vaccinations, in-house blood testing, and the fit-to-travel exam in the same clinic in Al Garhoud
• Experienced vets: led by Dr. Hasan AlDahhak, DVM, our team keeps documentation precise so records are accepted the first time
• Fear-free handling: gentle, low-stress visits, which matter most when a pet is about to face the stress of a flight
• English and Arabic: clear guidance through the paperwork in the language you are most comfortable with
• Open 7 days a week: flexible scheduling around tight relocation timelines, minutes from Dubai Festival City and DXB