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Live Animals

Live animals are moved by air (small animals, horses, pets), by sea on livestock carriers (cattle, sheep) and by road.

Air, Sea, Road · 22G1, 45G1, Liner

Get a rate for live animals

Cargo file

Examples
Pets, Horses, Falcons, Livestock, Day-old chicks
Equipment
  • IATA-compliant animal crates
  • Livestock vessel
  • Air cargo with live-animal handling
Modes
Air, Sea, Road
Rules and papers
Phytosanitary certificate, ISPM 15
What you provide
Cargo description and HS code, weight and dimensions, packing, origin and destination, ready date, Incoterm.

What to watch

Live animals are moved by air (small animals, horses, pets), by sea on livestock carriers (cattle, sheep) and by road. They are regulated by animal-welfare and veterinary rules and handled by specialist providers.

Forwarders usually act as coordinators and work with specialist handlers.

Quarantine, permits and airline embargoes (for example heat embargoes) apply and must be checked per route.

Falcons travelling in the Gulf need CITES documentation and a passport/identification.

Container trucks with 20ft boxes waiting at a yard in Thailand

Typical lanes

Indicative market values for planning, not schedules. The calculator shows the current range.

Papers checklist

What this cargo usually needs. The importing country and the carrier decide the final list.

Phytosanitary certificate, ISPM 15

  1. 1Veterinary health certificate
  2. 2Import permit
  3. 3Vaccination records
  4. 4CITES permit for protected species
  5. 5Air waybill (IATA Live Animals Regulations)

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