Health of Animals Regulations — 2
 [Repealed, SOR/93-159, s. 1] calf [Repealed, SOR/2001-210, s. 1] carrier means air carrier, sea carrier, motor carrier or railway company; ( transporteur ) cattle means animals of the species Bos taurus or Bos indicus ; ( boeuf ) certified brucellosis-free herd [Repealed, SOR/78-205, s. 1] chick means, in relation to any species, a bird up to 72 hours of age that has not been fed or watered; ( poussin ) communicable disease means an infectious or contagious disease; ( maladie transmissible ) country of origin means (a) with respect to an animal, the country from which the animal was imported into Canada, where the animal has lived for no less than 60 days in that country in association with other animals of its own species and, in any other case, means the country in which the animal was born, (b) with respect to an animal embryo, animal product or animal by-product, the country in which the animal embryo, animal product or animal by-product was taken from an animal, or (c) with respect to an animal product or animal by-product — other than non-fertilized ova, semen and meat — that has undergone processing that would prevent the introduction of any reportable disease, any disease referred to in Schedule VII and any serious epizootic disease to which the species from which the product or by-product was derived is susceptible and that can be transmitted by the product or by-product, the country in which the product or by-product underwent that processing; ( pays d’origine ) disease means, for the purposes of Parts III and IV, any reportable disease or other serious epizootic disease to which an animal or germplasm is susceptible and which can be transmitted by the animal or germplasm; ( maladie ) domestic cat means the animal felis domesticus ; ( chat domestique ) domestic dog means the animal canis domesticus ; ( chien domestique ) egg product means any of the following, namely, whole egg, egg shells, egg yolk, egg albumen or any mix of these, in a liquid, dried, frozen or fresh form; ( produit d’oeuf ) equine means a horse, ass, mule or zebra; ( équidés ) eradication area [Repealed, SOR/79-295, s. 1] establishment licence means a licence issued by the Minister in respect of an establishment; ( permis d’établissement ) expiration date means a date designating the end of the period during which a veterinary biologic, when properly stored and handled, may be expected to be effective; ( date de péremption ) fertilizer has the same meaning as in section 2 of the Fertilizers Act ; ( engrais ) fertilizer supplement has the same meaning as the word supplement in section 2 of the Fertilizers Act ; ( supplément d’engrais ) flock of origin or herd of origin means the flock or herd of which an animal was a member, where the animal was a member of that flock or herd for not less than 60 days immediately preceding its importation into Canada and in any other case means the flock or herd in which it was born; ( troupeau de provenance ) fowl plague means highly pathogenic avian influenza; ( peste aviaire ) game bird means a wild bird kept in captivity and includes pheasants, partridges, quail, grouse, guinea fowl and pea fowl, but does not include doves, pigeons, ducks, geese, birds of the parrot family or songbirds; ( gibier à plumes ) gluestock means the hair, bones, hoofs, horns, fleshings, hide cuttings or parings of an animal or any other part of an animal that may be used in the manufacture of glue; ( carnasse ) hatching eggs means the fertilized eggs of poultry; ( oeufs d’incubation ) Health of Animals Branch [Repealed, SOR/82-590, s. 1] herd [Repealed, SOR/91-525, s. 3] herd or flock , in respect of ruminants, means all ruminants (a) that are owned by, or are in the possession or under the care or control of, any person and are kept (i) on one or more parts of any single premises, or (ii) on two or more premises that are geographically separate, where the ruminants have been interchanged or have had contact, or (b) that are kept on a