Exporting terrestrial animals and animal products
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The objective of the export program is to ensure that only healthy animals and animal products and by-products which meet the import health requirements of an importing country are exported from Canada, and that in the case of live animals, that they are transported in a humane manner.
A list of valid export certificates for animals and birds can be found on the following links. If you are planning an export, please contact the Animal health offices in your area to get a copy of the export certificate and verify that the export certificate is still valid, that it applies to your export, and that there are no disease outbreaks or other events that may cause exports to be suspended. Please note that export conditions from some of the certificates to the USA are provided for information purposes only.
Live animals
Animal health certificates
- Pets (Dogs, cats and ferrets)
- Birds
- Bovine
- Camelidae
- Caprine / Ovine
- Cervids
- Embryos
- Horses
- Other
- Porcine
- Semen
Policies
Animal products
Animal health certificates
Policies
Notices
- 2020-02-05 – Notice to the industry: New ABP approval number
- 2019-10-10 – Notice to industry: Service fee cap extended for certain animal health export certificates
- 2018-08-16 – Notice to industry: Changes to requirements for export to the US of animal consumption material other than shelf-stable thermally processed pet food, treats and chews
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