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Section 99D.25 Drugging or numbing — exception — tests — reports — penalties.
2019 Code of Iowa
As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires: “Drugging” means administering to a horse or dog any substance foreign to the natural horse or dog prior to the start of a race. However, in counties with a population of two hundred f...
Section 99D.25A Administration of furosemide or phenylbutazone.
2019 Code of Iowa
As used in this section unless the context otherwise requires: “Bleeder” means, according to its context, any of the following: A horse which, during a race or exercise, is observed by the commission veterinarian or a licensed practicing veterinari...
Tagged topics: furosemide, phenylbutazone
Section 321.234 Bicycles, animals, or animal-drawn vehicles.
2019 Code of Iowa
A person riding an animal or driving an animal drawing a vehicle upon a roadway is subject to the provisions of this chapter applicable to the driver of a vehicle, except those provisions of this chapter which by their nature can have no applicati...
Section 321.398 Lamps on other vehicles and equipment.
2019 Code of Iowa
All vehicles, including animal-drawn vehicles and including those referred to in section 321.383 not hereinbefore specifically required to be equipped with lamps, shall at the times specified in section 321.384 be equipped with at least one lighte...
Section 321.454 Width of vehicles.
2019 Code of Iowa
The total outside width of a vehicle or the load on the vehicle shall not exceed eight feet six inches. This limitation on the total outside width of a vehicle or the load on the vehicle does not include safety equipment on a vehicle or incidental app...
Section 321E.29 Excess size divisible load permits.
2019 Code of Iowa
Vehicles or a combination of vehicles with divisible loads in excess of the width, length, or height requirements of chapter 321 may be moved on the highways of this state if the department or permit-issuing authority determines there is a special o...
Section 359A.22A Habitual trespass.
2019 Code of Iowa
A landowner of land where livestock are kept or an owner of adjoining land shall be liable to erect or maintain a fence if the livestock trespasses upon the land of a neighboring landowner or strays from the land where the livestock are kept onto a pu...
Tagged topics: livestock, trespassing
Section 359A.21 Duty to keep fence tight.
2019 Code of Iowa
In case adjoining owners or occupants of land shall use the same for pasturing sheep or swine, each shall keep that one’s share of the partition fence in such condition as shall restrain such sheep or swine.
Tagged topics: ovine animals, porcine animals
Section 359A.22 Controversies.
2019 Code of Iowa
Upon the application of either owner, after notice is given as prescribed in this chapter, the fence viewers shall determine all controversies arising under sections 359A.18 to 359A.21, inclusive, including the partition fences made sheep and swin...
Tagged topics: ovine animals, porcine animals
Section 364.22A Neglected animals.
2019 Code of Iowa
A city may rescue, provide maintenance, or dispose of neglected livestock or another animal, as provided in chapters 717 and 717B .