What type of information is typically documented in a health certificate?

A health certificate primarily serves as an official document that conveys the health status of an animal, particularly in relation to travel, and thus includes important regulations and requirements for specific destinations. It typically outlines the necessary vaccinations, tests, and any other health-related assessments that must be met to facilitate safe travel for the animal. This ensures that local regulations are adhered to, allowing for the import/export of animals without risking the spread of disease.

While other options, such as the animal's medical history details, can be included in a full veterinary record, they are not the primary focus of a health certificate. Veterinary billing information and appointment scheduling preferences are also not pertinent to the purpose of a health certificate, which is centered around health compliance rather than financial or scheduling matters.