VSPS is FREE to all users (accredited veterinarians, health technicians, NVSL-approved labs and State animal health officials). There are many benefits when you create an electronic certificate of veterinary inspection: • It saves time! • They’re much easier to read than paper forms.

GlobalVetLink provides Certificate of Veterinary Inspection CVI solutions for domestic travel for all species, as well as International Health Certificates and Hawaiian Health Certificates for international and Hawaii pet travel.

VET CVI is the newest mobile eCVI application on the market for Accredited Veterinarians. It is offered for free in 16 states.

In accordance with federal and state laws, all Certificates of Veterinary Inspection (CVIs) issued for animals entering or leaving California must be issued and signed by a USDA accredited and state licensed veterinarian.

Mar 20, 2024 · Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) When a CVI is required, it must accompany each shipment and list the following information: Consignor and location from which the animals have been moved; Name and address of the owner at the time of movement; Consignee and destination of the animals; Number of animals covered by the certificate;

Learn how to easily convert your health certificates, or certificates of veterinary inspection (CVIs), from paper to electronic forms.

Did you know that you should have a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) to travel from state to state with your dog? This certificate is required for dogs checked into the cargo hold of airplanes but auto travelers should also be aware that this certificate, while often not asked of them when crossing state lines, is a good idea.

Jan 21, 2024 · How much does a certificate of veterinary inspection usually cost? COIs can range in price from around $10 to $50 depending on factors like the vet, animal species, and destination state. Most vets charge $20-30 for a basic equine or canine COI.

Under this law, a certificate of veterinary inspection (CVI) must accompany each dog sold — this includes dogs that are adopted out “for consideration” — whether that is a donation, covering expenses for spaying and neutering, or any other thing of value.

All dogs need a CVI. Many livestock species require a CVI to enter California (even if they are intended as pets). Visit CDFA Entry Requirements for more information.