USDA licensed vaccines are only licensed for either 1 year or 3 years. However, depending on the local/state regulatory authority, they may only allow a vaccination expiration duration of 2 years. Therefore, the expiration date of the vaccination would be set to 2 years, even though the manufacturer's label claim is for 3 years.
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- What is a Rabies Vaccination Certificate?
- What species does the GVL Rabies Certificates cover?
- What is required on a Rabies Vaccination Certificate?
- Do all states require a Rabies Vaccination?
- Are digital signatures allowed on a Rabies Vaccination Certificate?
- Does the GVL Rabies Certificate include a digital signature?
- Does a Rabies Vaccination Certificate require any regulatory authority endorsement or need to be sent to any regulatory authority?
- Can SAHOs search for Rabies Certificates in their system?
- If I create a GVL Rabies Certificate, will the vaccine information be saved to the animal record?
- Is the Microchip ID number and Implant date required?