CHAPTER 95
ANIMAL HEALTH
95.01 Administration of drugs to horses.
95.10 Feeding garbage to swine.
95.11 Livestock branding.
95.13 Misrepresenting breed of domestic animal.
95.14 Corporations to improve livestock.
95.15 Mink research funds.
95.17 Animal diseases; cooperation with United States.
95.18 Animals in transit.
95.195 Diseases; implied warranty in sale of animals.
95.197 Financial assistance for paratuberculosis testing.
95.20 Embargo on animals from infected districts.
95.21 Rabies control program.
95.22 Reports of animal diseases.
95.23 Disease investigation and enforcement.
95.232 Confidentiality of paratuberculosis records.
95.235 Sale of certain painted utensils.
95.24 Living vaccine, hog cholera, anthrax, swine erysipelas.
95.25 Tuberculosis control program.
95.26 Brucellosis control program.
95.27 Pseudorabies control program; indemnities.
95.30 Disposal of animals infected with tuberculosis.
95.31 Condemnation of diseased animals.
95.33 Tubercular animals that do not react.
95.34 Slaughter on premises.
95.35 Scrapie eradication: indemnities.
95.36 Indemnity not allowed.
95.37 Claims for indemnity.
95.38 Altering records; tampering with ear tags.
95.39 Biological products.
95.40 Neutralizing tuberculosis test.
95.41 Tuberculin; ear tags.
95.42 Revocation of permit to test.
95.43 Application of brucellosis test.
95.45 Interstate certificates; tests.
95.46 Brucellosis vaccination; official vaccinates.
95.48 Brucellosis indemnity restrictions.
95.50 Disposition of carcasses.
95.55 Farm-raised deer; registration.
95.60 Importing fish; fish farms.
95.67 Proper use of animal care and disease control products.
95.71 Livestock truckers.
95.715 Feed lots and veal lots.
95.72 Transportation, processing and disposal of dead animals.
95.80 Humane slaughtering.
Ch. 95 Cross-reference
Cross-reference: See definitions in s.
93.01.
95.001(1)(a)
(a) "Farm-raised deer" means an animal that is a member of the family cervidae and of the genus dama, the genus rangifer or the genus cervus, except for an elk that is present in the wild and that does not have an ear tag or other mark identifying it as being raised on a farm.
