No matter the size of your operation, a good health management program is important to keeping a healthy herd. Discuss ways to improve your animal's management routine with a private veterinarian. Learn about cattle diseases and how to protect cattle here: tahc.texas.gov/animal_health/…

Get free radio frequency identification tags for your cattle through the TAHC animal disease traceability (ADT) department now! Phone: 512-719-0733 Email: [email protected] Submit a request by phone or email, complete the simple process, and get your cattle tagged!

Do you sell birds at a market or public event? Do you transport domestic or exotic fowl? You need to register with the Texas Fowl Registration Program! Learn more about the program, who needs to register, and how to register here: tahc.texas.gov/news/brochures…

In observance of Memorial Day, all TAHC offices are closed today, May 26, 2025. We will resume regular business hours, Tuesday, May 27, 2025.

The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) held a regularly scheduled Commission meeting May 6, 2026, at its headquarters in Austin. The following amendments were adopted and go into effect May 29, 2025. Chapter 51, Entry Requirements Read more here: tahc.texas.gov/news/2025/2025…

The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) held a regularly scheduled Commission meeting 5/6/25, at its headquarters in Austin. The enclosed amendments were proposed during the meeting and are open for comment from 6/6/25-7/6/25. Read more at: tahc.texas.gov/news/2025/2025…

The TAHC performs routine road stops of livestock vehicles across the state. We are set up to check requirements are met and protect Texas livestock! Check with your private veterinarian or with the TAHC to ensure you stay compliant with Tx livestock movement requirements.

❗️While New World screwworms (NWS) have NOT been discovered in Texas, the TAHC continues to prepare to respond if NWS reaches our state. Learn more about NWS and how you can prepare here: tahc.texas.gov/animal_health/…

The most important asset on your farm or ranch is you. The AgriStress Helpline offers free, confidential support for farmers, ranchers, and producers in Texas. 📞 Call or text 833-897-2474—24/7, judgment-free. #MentalHealthMatters

EDINBURG, TX- TAHC Staff joined Secretary Rollins to announce the launch of a sterile New World screwworm (NWS) fly dispersal facility in Hidalgo County, Texas. Read more about Secretary Rollins' five-pronged strategy to address NWS at: tahc.texas.gov/news/2025/2025…

Last week, TAHC staff attended the Texas Farm Bureau Summer Conference in Round Rock. Thank you @texasfarmbureau for hosting an impactful event and allowing us to share our expertise and strengthen partnerships that protect and promote animal health across the state.

Need a knowledgeable voice for your next meeting, conference, or seminar? Invite a TAHC expert to cover vital topics like animal health programs, disaster prep for livestock, and veterinary continuing education topics! Request a speaker today: tahc.texas.gov/news/speaker.h…

AUSTIN- The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) are forming a joint response team to coordinate efforts in combating New World screwworm (NWS) prior to its arrival in Texas. Read more here: tahc.texas.gov/news/2025/2025…

The Texas Authorized Personnel Program (TAPP) educates and certifies all veterinarians who perform regulatory work on equine, domestic and exotic livestock, and domestic and exotic fowl. 🥼💼🩺 Learn more about how you can get authorized here: tahc.texas.gov/vets/authorize…

Happy 4th of July!🇺🇸 In observance of the holiday, all TAHC offices will be closed today 07/04/25 and will resume regular business hours 07/07/25.

Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by the devastating floods across the Hill Country. For livestock-specific resources and guidance, visit: tahc.texas.gov/emergency/natu… The TAHC stands with you.

‼️TAHC is offering a FREE Certified CWD Postmortem Collection class, July 17 in Fredericksburg. The class will include a lecture followed by a hands-on laboratory session. Reach out to the listed contacts to register!

☀️During high temperatures, keep your animals in mind. Watch for signs of heat stress like rapid breathing, drooling, or lethargy, and don’t wait to act.

USDA and TAHC are conducting surveillance using New World screwworm (NWS) specific fly traps. Producers can conduct their own surveillance by looking at their animals as often as possible for signs of NWS. Report any suspicions to a TAHC region office or accredited veterinarian.