Haw. Code R. § 4-16-20.2 - Diseases and investigation
The State Veterinarian is authorized to investigate the disease status of cattle in the State showing clinical signs of disease or poor health.
(a) When an investigation by
the State Veterinarian determines that a regulated or reportable disease or
disease of high economic consequence is suspected or diagnosed, the State
Veterinarian is authorized to take actions as provided in HRS §
142-6.
(b) When no infectious disease is suspected
or diagnosed and adverse physical state is determined to involve animal
husbandry related causes, the division may advise the owner or refer the owner
to university extension agents or private veterinarians for assistance. In the
event that the owner refuses to take recommended corrective actions, the State
Veterinarian may refer the case to the humane agencies for the
county.
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