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- Countries officially recognized by Canada as free of Peste des petits ruminants listed in the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) Terrestrial Animal Code.
Program: Animals
- Caprine and ovine: animal health certificates and sanitary requirements for export
Program: Animals
- Section 173 of the Health of Animals Regulations specifies that tags used under the national livestock identification and traceability program are approved by the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada…
Program: Animals
- Cervids: animal health certificates for export
Program: Animals
- The objective of the CFIA's Animal Health Export Program is to ensure that only healthy animals and animal products and by-products that meet the import health requirements of an importing country are…
Program: Animals
- This module describes background and procedures required to qualify a donor or teaser animal for entry into an artificial insemination (AI) centre.
Program: Animals
- The Reportable Diseases Regulations set out the diseases prescribed as reportable for the purposes of section 2 of the Health of Animals Act.
Program: Animals
- New Zealand is officially recognized by Canada as free of certain diseases listed in the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) Terrestrial Animal Code.
Program: Animals
- This page provides Canadian sheep and goat producers with information about what happens if an animal from their flock or herd has been tested and found to be infected with scrapie
Program: Animals
- The CFIA updates Canada's health status at the national and regional levels as mandatory notifications of disease are received and confirmed.
Program: Animals