What type of information is NOT required on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection?

A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI), often required for the interstate movement of animals, serves to confirm that an animal has been examined by a veterinarian and is in good health at the time of inspection. The type of information needed on a CVI typically includes details pertinent to the animal's health and vaccination status.

While the age of the animal, vaccination records, and health records are often included to provide a complete picture of the animal's health status, the weight of the animal is not a standard requirement for a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection. Including weight may not have a significant impact on the assessment of health status or vaccination compliance and thus is often omitted from the crucial details that must be documented for the purposes of the CVI. This helps streamline the process, focusing on health-related information that directly impacts the welfare of the animal and public health safety.