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13 Oct
Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry has signed a license agreement to become the 41st state offering GlobalVetLink services. Accredited veterinarians may now participate in electronic OCVIs - utilizing GlobalVetLink's regulatory applications. GlobalVetLink is proud to welcome Oklahoma as the 41st state to join our system.
14 Aug
Arkansas - 40th GVL State
The Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission has signed an agreement to become the 40th state offering GlobalVetLink services. Accredited veterinarians are now able to participate in electronic OCVIs - utilizing GlobalVetLink's regulatory applications. GlobalVetLink is proud to welcome Arkansas as the 40th state to join our system.
21 Jul
New Hampshire - 39th GVL State
The New Hampshire Department of Agriculture has signed an agreement to become the 39th state offering GlobalVetLink services. Accredited veterinarians are now able to participate in electronic OCVIs - utilizing GlobalVetLink's regulatory applications. GlobalVetLink is proud to welcome New Hampshire as the 39th state to join our system.
16 Jun
New GVL Equine Product Release
GlobalVetLink introduces GoPass™, a new movement system which allows doctors of veterinary medicine to replace the existing paper-based official certificate of veterinary inspection (OCVI) health certificates for horses, with an electronic system. It is valid for up to six months from issuance within participating states, and facilitates the movement of transported horses. GoPass is the latest service made possible by the Internet-based animal health management system, developed by GlobalVetLink. Introduction of the service begins in June with the state of Washington, immediately followed by a host of other states as state approvals are received. GoPass allows veterinarians and diagnostic laboratories to more efficiently and accurately complete the regulatory requirements for equine movements. The GVL system also allows state animal health authorities to regulate animal movement regionally or nationally; in real-time. Accredited veterinarians may request more information or subscribe to GlobalVetLink via 515-296-3779 or www.globalvetlink.com.
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