Haw. Code R. § 4-16-15 - Pre-shipment entry requirements
(a) Cattle, bison,
and water buffalo for entry shall possess a valid import permit issued by the
division prior to importation.
(b)
Cattle, bison, and water buffalo for entry shall possess a certificate of
veterinary inspection issued by an accredited veterinarian, or a state or
federal veterinary officer, within ten days before shipping to the state. The
certificate of veterinary inspection shall contain a description of each
animal, including age, sex, breed, and either an official eartag number, or
official identification and shall certify that the animals described:
(1) Are free from external parasites and
symptoms of transmissible diseases and have not had recent exposure to these
diseases;
(2) Have originated in a
herd that is not under quarantine for any reason;
(3) Are negative to an intradermal tuberculin
test conducted by a state, federal, or accredited veterinarian within thirty
days before shipment;
(4) Have been
tested by a state, federal, or accredited veterinarian and found to be negative
to an official test for brucellosis performed in a USDA-approved laboratory
within thirty days before shipment;
(5) Have been tested by a state, federal, or
accredited veterinarian and found to be free of anaplasmosis by an ELISA test
performed in a state or federal approved laboratory within thirty days before
shipment;
(6) All non-virgin bulls
and all bulls eighteen months of age and older shall be tested negative to a
PCR test for trichomoniasis within thirty days before shipment. Pooled samples
from up to five bulls may be tested at diagnostic laboratories that approve
pooled PCR testing. Tested bulls shall remain separate from female cattle over
six months of age prior to ten days before testing and until arrival in Hawaii;
and
(7) Have been dipped or
completely sprayed under the supervision of a state, federal, or accredited
veterinarian with an EPA approved pesticide to kill ticks on cattle within
seven days before shipping to Hawaii.
(c) Official laboratory test charts for all
required pre-entry testing shall be attached to the certificate of veterinary
inspection.
Notes
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