Texas Animal Health Commission
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC), one of the oldest
state regulatory agencies, was founded in 1893 by the legislature with a
mission to combat the fever tick that plagued the Texas cattle industry.
Today, the agency protects the health and enhances the marketability of
all Texas livestock, exotic livestock and poultry, including:
• cattle
• swine
• poultry
• sheep & goats
• equine
• exotic fowl
• exotic livestock
New World Screwworm: State Response
426th Commission Meeting
2025-11-18 Audit Subcommittee Meeting
New World Screwworm Identification
425th Commission Meeting
New World Screwworm (NWS) Management Practices: Practical Prevention Tips For Producers
New World Screwworm (NWS) Fly Surveillance: Ensuring a Quick Response
Protect Your Animals Against New World Screwworm: A Complete Inspection
424th Commission Meeting
423rd Commission Meeting
2025-02-25 Audit Subcommittee Meeting
422nd Commission Meeting
Audit Subcommittee Audio
2024 Animal Disease Traceability Electronic Identification Rule Update - Webinar Recording
421st Commission Meeting
420th Commission Meeting
419th Commission Meeting
Audit Subcommittee Meeting
418th Commission Meeting
417th Commission Meeting
416th Commission Meeting
Audit Subcommittee Meeting
415th Commision Meeting
Rural Veterinary Incentive Program Committee Meeting
414th Commission Meeting
Audit Subcommittee Meeting
413th Commission Meeting
Audit Subcommittee Meeting
Rural Veterinary Incentive Program Committee Meeting
412th Commission Meeting