Large Ruminants Registration (Certificate of Ownership) and Livestock Shipping Permits, along with Health Certificates, are required from shippers before cattle, carabao, swine and other livestock can be transported outside the city.
Health Certificates are issued to certify that the animals to be transported are alive and do not have any communicable diseases. These are also required for pet dogs and cats before they can be shipped to other areas.
Death Certificates for livestock are needed by crop and livestock insurance companies before they can process claims for indemnity.
The City Veterinary Office issues these permits and certificates.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS | WHERE TO SECURE | |||
Veterinary Health Certificate (Dog and Cat)
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Veterinary Health Certificate (Pigeon, Gamefowl, other poultry and livestock)
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Death Certificate
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CLIENT STEPS | AGENCY ACTION | FEES TO BE PAID | PROCESSING TIME | PERSON RESPONSIBLE |
Bring the animals(s) to the CVO and request for issuance of the certificate permit. For livestock, especially large ruminants, you may request that the certifying officer visit the animal at the shipper’s pooling and loading area. | 2. Inspection Veterinarians will inspect the animals and will ensure that they do not have any communicable diseases. | 20 minutes (Pigeon, Pet, Animals, Gamefowl, other Poultry) 2 hours (Livestock) | DR. JUNIOS J. ELAD, JR. CGDH I City Veterinary Officer JAIME A. HALCON JR. Agricultural Technologist - Livestock FROILAN S. NAVARRO Livestock Inspector Designate Administrative Staff | |
3. Preparation of certification Veterinarians will prepare, approve the certification/ permit and will attach the requirements above. | 20 minutes | DR. JUNIOS J. ELAD, JR. CGDH I City Veterinary Officer JAIME A. HALCON JR. Agricultural Technologist - Livestock DR. MARILEE P. LINGUA MARICEL A. ALMAZAR Administrative Aide I | ||
4. Pay to the Revenue collector. | 5. Issuance of Veterinary Health certificate and Official Receipt. | P 50.00 | 5 minutes | ROMEO M. ABANTE Revenue Collection Clerk II |
6. The certificate/ permit should be presented by the shipper at checkpoints located along the highways leading to the livestock’s destination. | c/o owner of the animal | |||
TOTAL | P 50.00 | 2 hours and 45 minutes | ||
DEATH CERTIFICATE | ||||
Report to the CVO the death of the livestock and request for issuance of a death certificate. | JAIME A. HALCON JR. Agricultural Technologist - Livestock DR. MARILEE P. LINGUA | |||
2. Inspection and photographic evidence. The Livestock Officer will go with you to the area where the dead livestock is being held. They will validate the cause of death. Will take photographs of the dead animal. The photos must be taken from at least 3 positions. | May vary depending on travel time | DR. JUNIOS J. ELAD, JR. CGDH I City Veterinary Officer JAIME A. HALCON JR. Agricultural Technologist - Livestock DR. MARILEE P. LINGUA | ||
3. Preparation of certification The Livestock Officer prepares a Necropsy Report. The City Veterinarian certifies this. | Within the day | JAIME A. HALCON JR. Agricultural Technologist- Livestock Administrative Staff | ||
4. Pay to the Revenue collector. | 5. Issuance of the certification and official receipt. | P 50.00 | 3 minutes | ROMEO M. ABANTE Revenue Collection Clerk II |
6. Submission to insurance company. Submit the report/ certification along with the requirements above, \to the livestock insurance company. The insurance company re-validates the cause of death and processes the insurance claim. | ||||
TOTAL | P 50.00 | |||
City Veterinary Office
Maharlika Highway, Del Rosario, Naga City
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