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MX → US · Air
Mexico to United States
Flights from Mexico into the US are governed by CDC dog import rules and the airline's live-animal policy. Most delays come from missing the CDC Dog Import Form receipt or arriving at an airport without an approved animal reception point.
From $16.99US → MX · Car
United States to Mexico
Driving a pet into Mexico is one of the simplest North American corridors, but SENASICA inspects animals at the crossing and clean crates matter more than travelers expect.
From $16.99CA → US · Car
Canada to United States
Canada is treated as dog-rabies-free by the CDC, which keeps the US land crossing straightforward — but the CDC Dog Import Form and the six-month age rule still apply to dogs.
From $16.99Rated 5 stars by pet parents
Over 200 reviews from families crossing the US, Mexico and Canada borders.
“We flew Mexico City to Austin with our terrier and every form was already in the right order. The vet even asked where we got the list.”
“The 28-day rabies window would have caught us out. PawPass flagged it six weeks ahead and we rebooked the vet in time.”
“Driving to Mexico with two cats felt impossible until I had one page with every deadline and the official links beside it.”
Guidance only. PawPass helps you organize requirements and deadlines. We do not issue health certificates, endorse documents, diagnose animals, or provide travel insurance. Always verify with the official sources linked here.