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FAVN REPORT FORM INSTRUCTIONS

This video will assist you in correctly filling out the F-A-V-N or FAVN report
form for pet travel to rabies free countries and islands.

 


WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TRAVELING WITH PETS

The FAVN test is required by many rabies-free countries or regions in order for
dogs and cats to qualify for a reduced quarantine period prior to entry. Some of
these regions are Hawaii, Japan, Korea, Australia, Guam, New Zealand, and some
islands in the Caribbean. Always check with the destination authority to verify
pet importation requirements.

Current FAVN turnaround time is 3 to 4 weeks with no expedite service.
If questions, call 785-532- 4483


ABOUT THE FAVN TEST AND FAVN REPORT

The Fluorescent Antibody Virus Neutralization (FAVN) test measures the response
of an animal’s immune system to the rabies vaccine. More specifically, it is a
virus neutralization assay developed to screen animal sera by a standard method
for an adequate level of rabies antibodies following vaccination. A completed
“FAVN REPORT FORM” is required for each sample submitted for the rabies blood
serum test. The rabies antibody titer results are placed on an adhesive sticker
on a copy of the “FAVN REPORT FORM” submitted with the sample – this is the
official FAVN report. The original “FAVN REPORT FORM” submitted with the sample
is retained on file at The Kansas State University Rabies Laboratory.


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LOCATION- SPECIFIC TRAVEL RESOURCES

Hawaii Requirements for Importing Cats and Dogs

Destination Country Requirements for Importing Animals

For exporting an animal from the United States of America please contact the
USDA APHIS (United States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service) Area Offices for questions or concerns regarding regulations
for exporting animals to a foreign country. You should contact the APHIS-VS Area
Office in the State from which the animals will be exported.

European Union Regulations for importing animals

DEFRA (Department of Environmental & Rural Affairs) for importing animals to the
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     * Sending samples
     * *NEW* FAVN Online Submission Form - $5 Discount
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     * FAQs
   * RFFIT tests
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785-532-5650 or 866-512-5650 | clientcare@vet.k-state.edu

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