IMPORTING
LIVESTOCK TO HAWAII
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For more information on
Foot-and-Mouth Disease,
link to the USDA website.
Hawaii is a class-free
State for brucellosis, tuberculosis and pseudorabies.
The following general requirements are provided:
A Certificate of
Veterinary Inspection (CVI) is required for all
animals arriving in Hawaii. The certificate must be
signed by a State, Federal, or accredited
veterinarian; it must be seven or fewer days old; and
must attest that all requirements have been
fulfilled.
For all livestock or exotic ungulates
originating from any State affected with Vesicular stomatitis, the following statements shall
be required on all certificates of veterinary inspection :
" The animals represented on this
certificate of veterinary inspection have not originated from a
premises or area under quarantine for vesicular stomatitis or a
premises on which vesicular stomatitis has been diagnosed in the
past thirty days. I have examined the animals and have found no
signs of vesicular stomatitis".
Select one of the
following for more information on a particular species:
Cattle
Horses
Birds and poultry
Sheep and goats
Swine
Semen and embryos
Other species
For additional information:
During office hours,
for livestock, semen and embryos, & non-domestic
animals call (808) 483-7113.
For information on
dogs and cats click
here.
For birds, poultry,
rabbits and other pets call (808) 837-8092 or
click
here to email
For emergency
provisions, after hours, or on weekends, call (808)
837-8092.
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