§ 10356 Bovine Vaccination Requirements
This law says only an official veterinarian or an accredited vet approved by the department can give vaccines to cows, and the state can charge a reasonable extra fee for the service.
A farmer takes his dairy cow to the state’s official vet to get a foot‑and‑mouth vaccine.
The vet is allowed to give the shot because they are an official or accredited vet. After the shot, the farmer may have to pay a small fee for the vet’s work, but the fee can’t include the price of the vaccine itself.
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§ 10356 Bovine Vaccination Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026