Movement Regulations when moving Cat from West Virginia to Florida
Regulations were verified by
Florida
on
06/25/2020
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If you are moving livestock it is entirely your responsibility to ensure that all applicable state, local, tribal
and federal regulations are complied with.
Please read the regulations listed below:
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS FOR THIS MOVE
- Official certificate of veterinary inspection (OCVI) within 30 days of importation following the requirements of the Florida Pet Law, Section 828.29, Florida Statutes for cats entering for sale and adoption. OCVI is not required for privately owned cats traveling with their owners.
- All cats three months of age or older must be vaccinated for rabies.
- Cats originating from an area under quarantine for rabies are not eligible for entry into Florida.
Please note:
These regulations cover movements from one state to another not import from outside of the country and export from this country to another.
These regulations cover what this state requires for entry. If you are flying, contact your airline directly to determine if the airline has any additional requirements.
For more information visit the Florida Division of Animal Industry.
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