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Dogs and cats must be accompanied by an official veterinary health certificate that follows the ONSSA model for the region of origin: the EU model (ref. I.CN‑CT UE.JUIL.2023) for pets coming from the European Union, or the bilingual FR/EN model for other countries (ref. I.CT.CN.JUIL.2025). The certificate is issued by the official veterinarian of the country of origin and must identify the animal and attest to rabies vaccination and health status. The original travels with the pet and is presented to ONSSA at entry.

Live animals are subject to veterinary control by ONSSA at designated Border Inspection Posts (BIPs) in accordance with Moroccan veterinary sanitary law (including Law 24‑89 and implementing texts). Non‑compliant animals may be quarantined or refused entry.

For pets exported from the United States to Morocco, USDA APHIS requires an endorsed health certificate. Follow APHIS guidance for preparation and endorsement before departure.

Not specified on ONSSA public pages for ferrets. Contact ONSSA in advance to determine if ferrets are admissible and what certificate and/or import authorization is required.

Live animals are subject to veterinary control by ONSSA at designated Border Inspection Posts (general ONSSA rule).

Not specified on ONSSA public pages for pet rabbits. Contact ONSSA in advance to determine admissibility and required documents.

Live animals are subject to veterinary control by ONSSA at designated Border Inspection Posts (general ONSSA rule).