Animal health forms
Applications and forms for health certification, disease testing, and other veterinary medicine needs
Health forms
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Effective April 15, 2024, the State Veterinarian issues REVISED Order of the State Veterinarian :
No dairy cattle exhibiting clinical signs or testing positive for Bovine Associated Influenza-A (H5Nl) Syndrome may be imported into Louisiana.
All dairy cattle entering Louisiana from states affected by Bovine Associated Influenza-A (H5Nl) Syndrome in dairy cattle will require permitting by the State Veterinarian and may be required to complete pre-movement testing as determined by the State Veterinarian. Permits can be requested through the Office of the State Veterinarian at vetreports@ldaf.state.la.us .
Paper CVIs
Call the LDAF Office of Animal Health at (225) 925-3980 or email vetreports@ldaf.state.la.us .
LA eCVI
Review the La eCVI Manual .
Sign and return the La eCVI User Agreement to vetreports@ldaf.state.la.us .
Once the user agreement is reviewed and approved, LDAF will send the veterinarian a fillable PDF.
Vet CVI
Vet CVI is a free app available to all veterinarians that can be downloaded on a computer or smart phone.
Veterinarians will need to create an account, and once approved, they can begin using the app to write CVIs.
LDAF provides the official EIA test form (VS 10-11) veterinarians and labs for Coggins testing. These forms are available from the sources below:
LDAF Office of Animal Health: vetreports@ldaf.state.la.us
USDA: laurie.e.mcdonald@usda.gov
Electronic forms: USDA VSPS, Global Vet Link, and VetSentry
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This form is used to document the official application of 840 RFID tags on cattle. It records important details such as the tag number, premises ID, and date of application. This form should be used any time you are applying an official tag on cattle and should be turned in to LDAF for record keeping.