Re: RC: Re: health certificates

["Truman Prevatt, PhD" <truman.prevatt@netsrq.com>]

You can also get an Equine Event Extension which extends the healt certificate
to 180 days for travel in the states of GA, AL and FL. All that is required is
to send a copy of the health certificate along with notorizied copies of the
coggins to the state for the permit to be issued. In FL, at least, this service
is free of charge.

Truman

Indy Stewart wrote:

> > And yes, it can be costly if you go to a bunch of out of state events, but
> I think it is all the price of competing. My horses health is worth the
> money spent. Just wish others felt the same.
>  > Jonni
>
> Hi Jonni-
> Our area, including AR, TX, OK, TX, LA now has an "Equine Passport"
> specifically for horses and their folks who travel frequently within their
> region.  This particular Passport requires new Coggins every 6 months,
> however the Health Certificate portion is also in effect for 6 months.  The
> Passport is honored amongst all the participating states.  There's a bit
> more paperwork, and it seems that vets tend to be more thorough.   I had
> first heard about this option in the Western states- can't recall which ones
> were participating.
>
> KW
> Kathleen Weickhardt and Larry L. Stewart
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