Translation of "Veterinary control " (English → French) :

veterinary inspection [ veterinary control | [http ...]

veterinary check | veterinary control

Institute of Veterinary Control | IVK [Abbr.]

Subgroup on Veterinary Control in Non Member Countries

control veterinary practice waiting areas | oversee veterinary practice waiting areas | control veterinary practice waiting area | manage veterinary practice waiting area

veterinary medicinal product [ medicinal product for veterinary use | veterinary pharmaceutical product | veterinary product | VMP ]

supply veterinary medicine under guidance of veterinary surgeon | supply veterinary medicine under professional guidance | supply veterinary medication under guidance of veterinary surgeon | supply veterinary medicine under professional direction

veterinary medicine [ animal medecine | veterinary surgery ]

certify the performance of a veterinary procedure | verify the performance of veterinary procedures | certify the performance of veterinary procedures | produce accurate certification of veterinary procedures

Office for Veterinary and Plant-Health Inspection Control

Where veterinary medicinal products are intended solely for aquatic animals, cage birds, homing pigeons, terrarium animals, small rodents, ferrets and rabbits kept exclusively as pets, Member States may permit exemptions, in their territory, from Article 5, provided that such products do not contain substances the use of which requires veterinary controls and that all possible measures are taken to prevent unauthorised use of the products for other animals.

Council Directive 97/78/EC of 18 December 1997 laying down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on products entering the Community from third countries requires that each consignment imported from a third country is subject to veterinary controls, and Commission Decision 2005/34/EC lays down harmonised standards for the testing for certain residues in products of animal origin imported from third countries.

[5] I. e. the Common Veterinary Entry Document (CVED) in the area of veterinary controls, the Common Entry Document (CED) for non-veterinary controls, and the phytosanitary certificate currently in use in the plant health sector.

Denmark and Greenland have requested that veterinary checks between the Union and Greenland on fishery products, bivalve molluscs, echinoderms, tunicates, marine gastropods, by-products and products derived from these by-products that are regarded as originating in Greenland according to Annex III to Council Decision 2001/822/EC of 27 November 2001 on the association of the overseas countries and territories with the European Community (‘Overseas Association Decision’) (1), and of the same products which are introduced into Greenland from third countries, be permitted in accordance with the rules on sanitary and veterinary controls applicable to trad ...[+++]e within the Union.