From:
kgifford@video-fenky.com
Date: 2005-11-03 13:42:46 UTC
Subject: Re: [ferrethealth] RE: ADV testing in Canada
To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
Hello,
True, but look at 51.2.a right above it. As long as the country of origin is determined to be the United States, 51.2.b doesn't have to be followed. It's an "or" thing, not an "and".
Ah, well, just something to keep in mind. Maybe I'll give it the ol' college try next year; the topic was on my mind because I just sent off a few blood samples (one for a new pet, the rest for assorted strays and rescues).
k
> wouldn't this be the catch all-- we do have ADV in the US - as does
> Canada -- it is contagious and it has ( in mink) been an epizootic event.
> (b) the country of origin or part of it is designated as free from any
> reportable disease or any other serious epizootic disease to which the
> species that produced the blood or serum is susceptible and that can be
> transmitted by the blood or serum, and the person who imports the blood or
> serum produces a certificate signed by an official of the government of the
> country of origin that shows that the country of origin or part of it is
> the designated country or part.
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