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Veterinary Certification of Unfitness of Dog or Cat for Purchase - New York
Veterinary Certification of Unfitness of Dog or Cat for Purchase is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets - a government authority operating within New York.
FAQ
Q: What is a Veterinary Certification of Unfitness?
A: A Veterinary Certification of Unfitness is a document issued by a veterinarian which states that a dog or cat is not fit for purchase.
Q: Why would a dog or cat need a Veterinary Certification of Unfitness?
A: A dog or cat may need a Veterinary Certification of Unfitness if they have a medical condition that makes them unsuitable for purchase.
Q: Who issues the Veterinary Certification of Unfitness?
A: The Veterinary Certification of Unfitness is issued by a licensed veterinarian.
Q: What information is included in the Veterinary Certification of Unfitness?
A: The Veterinary Certification of Unfitness includes the medical condition of the dog or cat, the treatment options, and the veterinarian's professional opinion.
Q: Is a Veterinary Certification of Unfitness required in New York for purchasing a dog or cat?
A: No, a Veterinary Certification of Unfitness is not required to purchase a dog or cat in New York.
Q: Can a Veterinary Certification of Unfitness be used for legal purposes?
A: Yes, a Veterinary Certification of Unfitness can be used as evidence if there is a dispute regarding the health of the purchased dog or cat.
Form Details:
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