IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING OFA FEES
NEW FEE SCHEDULE TAKES EFFECT ON JANUARY 1, 2022.
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND SPECIFIC FEES:
NEW SUFFIX
As of 1/1/22, OFA hip and elbow numbers include two suffixes. The first suffix is new and indicates the type of restraint used during radiography as follows: -P (physical restraint), -C (chemical restraint), -U (unknown). The second suffix has been in place for many years now and indicates whether or not the dog is permanently identified as follows: -NOPI (no permanent id), -PI (permanent id information supplied but not vet verified), -VPI (vet verified permanent id).
What Genetic Health Screens Should My Breed Have?
What Are the Health Statistics for My Breed?
What Health Screening Results are Recorded in the OFA Database?
OFA – THE CANINE HEALTH INFORMATION CENTER
Founded in 1966, our mission is to promote the health and welfare of companion animals through a reduction in the incidence of genetic disease. The OFA website and databases provide the tools, whether you are a veterinarian, breeder, or prospective owner.
THE OFA & ACVIM ANNOUNCE CHANGES TO THE
CARDIAC CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Effective October 1, 2020, several changes will go into effect regarding the cardiac certification programs administered by the OFA.