This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to decide whether to move a pet overseas
Talk to your vet.
If you are considering moving your pet overseas, your first stop is to visit your vet. One of the most important factors of this decision is whether or not your pet is physically healthy enough to make the move.

--It is generally acceptable to relocate someone to a new country, just as long as you have a green card to show a preference for that destination. They will discuss your priorities with you and help you come up with the best accommodations for your pets.. --As well, it's a good idea to talk with your vet about what sort of health insurance you will need to cover your animal. You can request a visit from a veterinarian as well, if there is one, but also request any detailed directions necessary to keep it safe in its current housing.. --Air travel can be hard on pets, so you should make sure he does not have any underlying health problems. Your vet will want to perform blood tests and vaccinations on your pet.. --While you can do this before you move your pet overseas, thinking about the animal's personality and its environmental state will also help you weigh the pros and cons before deciding. Find a likely home for your pet..
The answer is:
Air travel can be hard on pets, so you should make sure he does not have any underlying health problems. Your vet will want to perform blood tests and vaccinations on your pet.