Kan. Admin. Regs. § 112-10-37 - Postmortem examination
(a) An assistant
animal health officer may order a postmortem examination for each greyhound
that dies at a racetrack facility.
(b) The postmortem examination shall be
conducted by a practicing veterinarian employed by the kennel owner or by the
School for Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State University.
(c) The assistant animal health officer may
attend the postmortem examination.
(d) The assistant animal health officer may
secure test samples, including tissue and other specimens during the postmortem
examination. If secured, the assistant animal health officer shall send the
samples to the official test laboratory or a diagnostic laboratory for testing
and consultation. When practical, the assistant animal health officer shall
secure the test samples for the detection of prohibited substances before the
greyhound is euthanized.
(e) Each
kennel owner shall pay the expenses of the practicing veterinarian employed by
the kennel owner to conduct the postmortem examination.
(f) Each kennel owner and trainer shall
comply with each provision for postmortem examination contained in these racing
regulations as a condition of the kennel owner's and trainer's license.
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