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What are the state regulations for interstate animal movement?

Last Updated: April 20, 2012

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  • Every state has its own regulations for interstate animal movement, which is controlled by the Office of the State Veterinarian.

  • A valid health certificate is required for the animal(s) (being moved) showing that the animals:

    1. Have been inspected by a permitted veterinarian.

    2. Are not infected with nor have come into contact with animals carrying a communicable disease.

  • Information on interstate animal movement regulations and getting a valid animal health certificate can be obtained from a local veterinarian or the Office of the State Veterinarian.

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