USDA AHS
APHIS Animal Health Services
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This app allows accredited veterinarians and animal health officials to search for animal premises and their contacts. Information can be saved for offline use, requiring a specific government account for access.
What's New in USDA AHS
4.0.425
August 28, 2026
This release introduces powerful new tools to streamline Premises Management. You can now register premises even when offline, ensuring uninterrupted productivity wherever you are. It’s also easier than ever to work with your device’s address book—quickly create new AHS Premises Registrations from existing contacts or check the status of an address book premises using an AHS PM Transaction ID. When a valid PIN (Premises Identification Number) is found, the app will automatically update the address book entry for you. These enhancements make managing premises faster, more reliable, and more connected than ever.
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FAQ
What is USDA AHS used for?
USDA AHS is a mobile application designed for accredited veterinarians and animal health officials to search for animal premises and their contacts. It allows users to save this information for offline reference.
Who can use the USDA AHS app?
The app is intended for accredited veterinarians and state and federal animal health officials. Access requires an eAuthentication Level 2 account or a Login.gov account.
Is USDA AHS free to use?
Yes, the USDA AHS app is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does USDA AHS support?
USDA AHS is supported on iPhones and iPods. It is not currently available for Android devices.
How often is USDA AHS updated?
The latest version of USDA AHS is 4.0.0, last updated on September 19, 2025. This indicates a commitment to regular updates and maintenance.
What is the age rating for USDA AHS?
USDA AHS has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating suggests no mature content is present.
What kind of account do I need for USDA AHS?
To use the USDA AHS app, you will need an eAuthentication Level 2 account or a Login.gov account. These are government-issued credentials for accessing secure services.
Can I use USDA AHS without an internet connection?
Yes, a key feature of USDA AHS is the ability to save animal premise and contact information for offline reference. This is particularly useful for users in areas with limited connectivity.
