Webinars On-Demand
Watch informational webinars hosted by the GlobalVetLink team.
Companion Animals
Handling the 7001 Crisis with eCVIs
Use of the APHIS 7001 Form for health certificates remains a concern across the nation for veterinarians and traveling animal owners, as many states no longer accept this form or discourage its use altogether.
Join us to learn more about:
- Simplifying Interstate Travel with Digital CVIs
- Animal Owner access to certificates through MyVetLink
- GlobalVetLink’s highly trained customer success team
Presented by Rebecca Haugland, GlobalVetLink Marketing Communications Coordinator
Small Animal Requirements for Movement and Travel
Because of several concerns about security and traceability, many state animal health officials have changed their requirements and no longer accept USDA APHIS Form 7001 for interstate movement of animals.
With more states planning to reject 7001 forms in the near future, veterinarians and animal health practitioners need to prepare for regulatory changes and continue to educate their clients about compliant travel with pets.
In this webinar, Dr. Valerie Ragan explains the current regulations around animal movement, what changes may be on the horizon, and what animal health professionals can do to prepare.
How to Help Clients Prepare for Safe Air Cargo Transport of Pets
Many veterinarians experience frustration and confusion with clients’ air travel, unsure of the plane ride experience and how to help clients prepare for the various requirements. This webinar will provide insights into air transport of animals, provide suggestions to prepare pets for travel via cargo, and demonstrate how digital health certificates (CVIs) can ease the process. Risks and stressors associated with transport will be addressed, as well as the potential airline and state entry requirements involved in the journey.
Watch this webinar (recorded 3/25/2020) to learn about:
- Exactly what a companion animal experiences when transported by air cargo
- How veterinarians can help identify and mitigate conditions that predispose the animals to illness, injury, or escape during transport
- How to collaborate with animal owners to ensure they do their part in preparing their animals for safe air transport
Equine
EECVI Q&A
Watch this brief webinar to learn answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about Extended Equine Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (EECVI).
Presented by Rebecca Haugland, GlobalVetLink Marketing Communications Coordinator, and Michaela Whitney, GlobalVetLink Associate Product Manager
Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) in Canada
GlobalVetLink hosted a free webinar, Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) in Canada, on Thursday, July 20 at 11:00 a.m. CDT for veterinarians, diagnostic laboratories and horse owners to learn more about EIA compliance and management.
A panel of industry experts provide an overview and discussion about EIA in Canada, the current regulations in place and what steps laboratories and veterinarians are taking to manage EIA testing (“Coggins”) and disease outbreaks.
Animal Health Officials Introduce New Extended Equine Health Certificate Program
With horses moving more frequently than any other species, state animal health officials recognize a need for a national program that allows equine owners to move with ease, while ensuring animal safety and traceability.
Starting on January 1, 2019, veterinarians and owners have a new Extended Equine Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (EECVI) solution, developed by GlobalVetLink in collaboration with state veterinarians, for fast, easy travel with horses. EECVIs function the same as regular health certificates, but allow horse owners to move for up to six months.
Join us to learn more about the changes coming to the program, what is being done to help ease the process of frequent travel, and see how EECVIs work.
All About Extended Equine Certificates of Veterinary Inspection
Presented by Dr. Martin Zaluski and Dr. Janemarie Hennebelle, this webinar will provide a history of the EECVI program, an overview of the first two years of the program, and how veterinarians and equine travelers are adopting EECVIs.
Production Animals
Animal Disease Traceability (ADT) Industry Update
GlobalVetLink hosted a free webinar, Animal Disease Traceability (ADT) Industry Update, on Tuesday, November 28th for veterinarians, livestock producers, and distributors, to provide more information on the current ADT regulations and the path moving forward. Join GlobalVetLink for an overview and discussion of ADT and tips for managing traceability.
Interstate Travel and Movement Compliance for Cattle
This webinar dives deeper into moving cattle throughout the US, including the identification, testing, and documentation requirements. Join Dr. Amanda Price in discussing how to navigate the current rules and regulations around cattle movement.
Additional Resources
GVL University
GVL University offers free regulatory compliance education and practice for veterinary professionals - open to anyone, not just GlobalVetLink customers.