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In most states, whose Coggins rules apply when a horse crosses state lines?
The importing state's rules. Check them before every interstate trip.
- The importing state ✔
- The horse's breed registry
- One nationwide horse rule
Why: In most states, the importing state sets its own Coggins and health requirements. Ask your vet and check that state's current rules before travel.
Huh, didn't know that: Rutgers recommends annual Coggins testing even for horses that never leave home.
Why did the horse pack its Coggins papers? It didn't want to horse around at the state line.
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References
Answer: The importing state. In most states, the importing state sets its own Coggins and health requirements. Ask your vet and check that state's current rules before travel.
- USDA APHIS: State and Territory Animal Entry Requirements www.aphis.usda.gov/live-animal-import/state-regulations
U.S. State and Territory entry requirements for live animals are written and maintained by each receiving State or Territory.
- Rutgers Equine Science Center: Coggins Testing esc.rutgers.edu/are-you-keeping-up-with-vaccinations-coggins-testing
In general, all horses should be tested annually
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