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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 95 — Animal health

95.45 Certificates of veterinary inspection; tests for interstate shipment.

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95.45 Certificates of veterinary inspection; tests for interstate shipment.
(1)Tests to determine the health status of animals for the purpose of interstate shipment shall be made only by licensed graduate veterinarians approved by the department. Such veterinarians shall report the results of every such test to the department in triplicate.
(a)If the department requires that a certificate of veterinary inspection accompany an animal imported into this state, the veterinarian who issues the certificate shall file a copy of the certificate with the department.
(b)If a certificate of veterinary inspection is required for a wild animal under s. 169.04
(d)and
(a)or 169.06
(d)1. , the veterinarian who issues the certificate shall file a copy of the certificate with the department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection. The department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection shall provide a copy of the certificate to the department of natural resources.
(c)The department may promulgate rules to impose requirements on the form, issuance, and filing of certificates of veterinary inspection.
(5)Any certificate of veterinary inspection prepared under this chapter or ch. 169 shall comply with any rules that are promulgated by the department.
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