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

The information that is not required on a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is the weight of the animal. A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection is primarily used to confirm an animal's health status and ensure that it meets the necessary requirements to travel or be transported. Typically, this includes details about the animal's age, vaccination records, and other relevant health information.

While age and health records are crucial for ensuring that the animal is free from communicable diseases and is adequately vaccinated, the weight of the animal does not directly impact its health status in the context of regulations governing animal inspections. Therefore, the requirement for age and vaccination records serves a purpose in safeguarding public health and animal welfare, making weight an unnecessary detail on the Certificate.