Flying with a Dog from United States to Brazil — Requirements

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Vaccinations

Rabies vaccination (dogs 90+ days old)
Dogs 90 days or older must have a USDA-approved rabies vaccination. If it is the dog's first rabies vaccination, travel must occur at least 21 days after the shot. Dogs under 90 days are exempt only if a vet certifies the age and the dog has not been on property with reported urban rabies in the last 90 days.
After 21 days first rabies vaccination Official source

Documents

International Veterinary Certificate (IVC)
An International Veterinary Certificate (IVC) issued or endorsed by an Official Veterinarian from the USA's veterinary authority (USDA APHIS-endorsed). Valid for 60 days from issuance as long as the rabies vaccination remains current on entry. Certificates signed only by a private vet (not endorsed by USDA) are not accepted.
Valid for 60 days Official source

Other Requirements

Antiparasitic treatment (internal and external)
Broad-spectrum internal and external antiparasitic treatment within 15 days before the IVC issuance date. The IVC must identify the active ingredients used.
Before 15 days IVC issuance date Official source
Clinical examination
A veterinarian must examine the dog within 10 days before the IVC issuance date and confirm no clinical signs of infectious or parasitic diseases and that the dog is fit for transport.
Before 10 days IVC issuance date Official source

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