Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 571 - Diseased Animals
PSEUDORABIES
Section 571.490 - Swine offered for sale at livestock market

1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 6, a swine that is 6 months of age or older or weighs 180 pounds or over, and offered for sale at a livestock market must be tested for pseudorabies.

2. The premises of origin of a swine that is offered for sale at a livestock market must be identified by:

3. At a livestock market, a swine that reacts positively to a test for pseudorabies or has been exposed to a swine that has reacted positively to such a test must be held separately and must not be allowed to come in contact with other swine.

4. Swine that react positively to a test for pseudorabies and swine that are part of the consignment from which a swine has reacted positively may be moved to slaughter by permission of the Administrator.

5. A breeding swine that has been exposed to a swine which has reacted positively to a test for pseudorabies may be consigned directly to slaughter.

6. The following swine are exempt from the requirements of subsection 1:

7. If a swine has a positive result on a test for pseudorabies at a livestock market, all the swine from the same herd must be tested.