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VETERINARY CERTIFICATE A

I........, being a Government Veterinary Officer or a veterinarian accredited to provide export certification on behalf of the Japanese Government Veterinary Service (here-after called the Accredited Veterinarian), certify with respect to the animals identified in the attached Zoo-Sanitary Certificate:

1. After due enquiry, I am satisfied that the animal has been continuously resident in the country or territory of origin for the past 6 months prior to export and has not been in quarantine or under quarantine restrictions during the preceding 60 days.
   
   
2. After due enquiry and physical examination, I am satisfied that the animal will not be more than 42 days pregnant at the scheduled time of shipment.
   
   
3. After due enquiry and physical examination, I am satisfied that the animal will be more than 16 weeks old at the scheduled time of shipment.
   
   
4. The animal was identified with an implanted transponder/microchip or permanent tattoo.
   
   

   EITHER　4.1

   Microchip number:
   Site implanted:

   OR　4.2

   Tattoo:
   Site:

   
   
   
5. The animal will be eligible for quarantine clearance after a minimum of 30 days. The quarantine clearance will be given on the recommendation of the veterinary officer supervising the quarantine facility by the Chief Veterinary Officer, NZ MAF, when all conditions as specified in the MAFRA Standard 154.02.09: Standard for Dog and Cat Quarantine Facilities, have been met.
   
   
6. In the case of a dog, it has been tested and treated for canine heartworm (Dirofilaria immitis) according to the following schedule:
   
   

   6.1

   within 30 days of departure one to two mis of blood were collected from the dog and tested negative to the following tests:
   
   

   6.1.1

   a microfilariae concentration test
   Date of test:

   6.1.2

   and an antigen test (Diromail, Agen; Dirocheck, CSL; or VetRed, Agen).
   Date of test:

   
   
   

   6.2

   within 24 hours of export to New Zealand the dog was treated orally with one dose of ivermectin at 50 mcg/kg by the certifying veterinarian.
   Date of treatment:

   
   
   
7. In the case of a dog, within 30 days prior to the scheduled date of shipment, the dog has been tested and/or treated for the following diseases:
   
   

   7.1

   Brucella canis using the tube agglutination test with a negative result in each case;
   Date of test:
   
   

   7.2

   Leptospirosis using the agglutination-lysis test for leptospirosis serotype Leptospira canicola with;
   
   

   EITHER　7.2.1

   negative results (negative is less than 50% agglutination at 1:100);
   Date of test:
   
   

   OR　7.2.2

   where the first sample shows a positive titre of not more than 1:400, a second sample collected at an interval of not less than 14 days must show no increase in the titre above that of the first test;
   Date of test 1:
   Date of test 2:
   
   

   OR　7.2.3

   the dog has been treated with doxycycline at a therapeutic dose rate for 14 consecutive days, or streptomycin at a therapeutic dose rate for 5 days, during the 30 days prior to the scheduled shipment.
   Medication and dose rate:
   Dates of treatment:
   (Delete whichever of 7.2.1, 7.2.2 or 7.2.3 is not applicable)
   
   

   7.3

   Canine ehrlichosis using the indirect fluorescent antibody test for Ehrlichia canis with;
   
   

   EITHER　7.3.1

   negative results;
   Date of test:
   
   

   OR　7.3.2

   positive results and the dog has been treated with doxycycline or tetracycline at a dose rate of 10 mg/kg body weight on 14 consecutive days during the 30 days prior to the scheduled shipment.
   Date of test:
   Dates of treatments:
   (Delete whichever of 7.3.1 or 7.3.2 is not applicable)
   
   

8. In the case of a dog and/or cat:
   
   

   8.1

   Within 30 days of the scheduled date of shipment, the animal was subject to two faecal examinations, at least 14 days apart, using a sensitive flotation procedure (able to detect 50 eggs per gram) which was negative for hookworm eggs;
   
   Date of first test;
   Date of second test:
   
   

   8.2

   Within 21 days of the scheduled date of shipment the animal was treated with praziquantel at a dose rate of 5 mg/kg body weight, (or in the case of a heavy dog, at a rate not exceeding the manufacturer's recommendations);
   
   (Note: if praziquantel is not available bunamidine hydrochloride at a dose rate of 50 mg/kg body weight may be substituted.)
   
   Date of treatment:
   Active ingredient and dosage used:
   
   

   8.3

   Within 4 days of the scheduled date of shipment, the animal was treated with an anthelmintic for intestinal parasites using pyrantel pomoate, dichlorovos, or fenbendazole at recommended dose rates;
   
   Date of treatment:
   Active ingredient and dosage used:
   
   

   8.4

   Within 4 days of the scheduled date of shipment, the animal was treated with an insecticide dip or spray capable of killing ticks, lice and fleas;
   
   Date of treatment:
   Active ingredient:
   
   

9. Within 4 days of the scheduled date of shipment, I examined the animal/s for export to New Zealand and found it/them to be free from clinical signs of infectious or contagious diseases and free from external parasites.
   
   
10. All serological tests were conducted at a Government laboratory or a laboratory approved by the Government Veterinary Service of this country.
    
    

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1. Accredited Veterinarian　　　　　or Date of Signature
2. Government Veterinary Officer
   (Delete whichever of i) or ii) is not applicable*)
   
   Name and address of office:
   
   * In the case of i) being applicable:
   
   

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I........, a Government Veterinary Officer certify that
............. is accredited for the purpose of providing veterinary export certification for dogs and cats.

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Government Veterinary Officer　　　Official stamp and date

Name and address of office:

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Import Health Standard for the Importation of Dogs and Cats into New Zealand from Japan
DOMANIIC.JAP　　　　　26 February 1998

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