Official sources, linked
Every step points to the destination, USDA or airline page it came from, so you can check it yourself.
Vet visits, travel forms and airline pet rules, dated backward from your takeoff, with the official source linked to every step.
Every step points to the destination, USDA or airline page it came from, so you can check it yourself.
Vet visits, paperwork and airline pet reservations, each placed on a date that works back from your flight.
When a source page changes after we check it, the step is marked so you confirm it before you pay or go.
Doing it yourself vs. using Pupperwork.
Destination, flight date, airline and your dog's weight.
Microchip, vaccines, vet visit and airline steps, in order, each on a date.
Your finished paperwork and confirmations in one printable folder.
Destination guides are on the way. Every rule in them will link to its official source.
No subscription. Launch pricing is announced to the waitlist first.
Do it yourself, with a map
Price at launch
Everything in Checklist, plus
Price at launch
Many airlines allow small dogs in the cabin when the dog and carrier fit under the seat in front of you and stay within the airline's limits. Limits differ by airline, so your checklist links to your airline's own policy page.
It depends on where you're going. Some trips need only a few steps; others involve tests and waiting periods that take months. Start your checklist as soon as you have a destination in mind.
No. Pupperwork is a planning tool. Your veterinarian and the government authorities issue and endorse the actual documents. We help you know what to ask for and when.
Yes. Each trip gets a shareable link so both travelers see the same steps, dates and folder.