Question 1

Can I bring Pet food in my hand luggage?

Accepted Answer

United States (TSA): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml per container in liquids bag. — United Kingdom (CAA): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — Europe (EASA): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — UAE (GCAA): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — Australia (CASA): Dry food: permitted but must be declared. Wet food: max 100ml and must be declared. — Brazil (ANAC): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — Canada (CATSA): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — China (CAAC): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml per CAAC rules. — India (DGCA): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml per DGCA rules. — Israel (CAAI): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — Mexico (DGAC): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — New Zealand (NZCAA): Dry food: permitted but must be declared. Wet food: max 100ml and must be declared. — Russia (Rosaviatsia): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml. — South Africa (SACAA): Dry food: permitted. Wet food: max 100ml.

Question 2

Can I put Pet food in my checked bag?

Accepted Answer

United States (TSA): Permitted. Declare commercial pet food at US customs on international arrivals. — United Kingdom (CAA): Permitted within the UK. Import restrictions apply from non-EU countries. — Europe (EASA): Permitted within EU. Strict import rules from outside EU. — UAE (GCAA): Permitted. Pet food may require a health certificate from the country of origin for entry into the UAE. — Australia (CASA): Must be declared at Australian biosecurity. Commercial pet food often prohibited without permit. — Brazil (ANAC): Declare at Brazilian customs (MAPA) on international arrivals. — Canada (CATSA): Declare at Canadian customs on international arrivals. — China (CAAC): Commercial pet food requires phytosanitary or veterinary certificates to enter China — check GACC requirements before travel. — India (DGCA): Declare at Indian customs. Commercial pet food may require import permits from FSSAI. — Israel (CAAI): Declare at Israeli customs. Import restrictions apply to animal products. — Mexico (DGAC): Declare at Mexican customs (SAGARPA/SENASICA) on international arrivals. — New Zealand (NZCAA): Must be declared at New Zealand biosecurity. Commercial pet food is often prohibited without a permit — purchase at destination. — Russia (Rosaviatsia): Declare at Russian customs. Animal products may require veterinary documentation. — South Africa (SACAA): Permitted. Declare at South African customs if commercially produced animal products.

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