NM updaes their VS requiremnets
Posted By RopersOnly.com on July 1, 2009
New Mexico changed thier requirments as of yesterday. Make sure you are aware of the requirments before you haul.
During the vesicular stomatitis (VS) outbreak:
If you plan to haul Texas equine animals to New Mexico, be sure the certificate of veterinary inspection
is issued within seven days prior to arrival in that state. New Mexico updated their
vesicular stomatitis requirements Tuesday, June 30. (When Texas is free of vesicular stomatitis,
certificates of veterinary inspection will again be valid for 30 days for Texas equine animals entering New Mexico.)
For ALL livestock entering New Mexico, the New Mexico state veterinarian requires the following statement
on the certificate of veterinary inspection:
“The animals represented on this CVI (health certificate) have not originated from a premises or
area under quarantine for vesicular stomatitis (VS), or a premises on which VS has been diagnosed
in the past 21 days. I have examined the animals and have found no clinical signs of VS.”


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