Canadian Beef Cattle On-Farm Biosecurity Standard
Schedule 3: Incoming Animals Plan (Sample)
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Operation Name:
Box Incoming Animals are:
- Limited to the following types (circle):
- Virgin bulls
- Bred cows
- Cow-calf pairs
- Backgrounding calves
- Finishing calves
- Limited to the following types of sources:
- Direct from ranch
- Bull sale / bull test
Box Introduced from a limited number of sources per year: different sources
- Introduced only a limited number of times per year: times per year
Box Risk exposure is evaluated to determine whether normal segregation and vaccination / test / treatment protocol is sufficient:
- Yes / No
- individual animal and herd information is obtained from seller
- Veterinarian consulted when necessary (positive laboratory results, unfamiliar medications and treatments etc.)
Box Observed on arrival for obvious signs of illness / lameness
- Treat as required
- Transition diet provided (high fibre / low concentrate)
Box Segregated on arrival: 14 days, twice daily monitoring
Box VaccinatedFootnote 4: Yes / No
Diseases Vaccinated Against | Name and Manufacturer of Vaccine Administered |
---|---|
BoxCheck TestedFootnote 4: Yes / No, for:
Diseases tested For | Herd / animal test results |
---|---|
Box TreatedFootnote 4: Yes / No
Procedure | Medication Administered |
---|---|
Worming (Internal Parasites) | |
External Parasites | |
Implant | |
Other Treatments |
Procedure | Method Used |
---|---|
Dehorning | |
Castration | |
Other |
Box Identification Verified: Yes / No
- CCIS tag presence verified, replacement tag applied if necessary
Box Individually identified: Yes / No
- CCIS tag recorded for each incoming animal
Box Monitoring:
- Box Daily 2x Daily By
- Box Specific items to watch for:
Box Release into herd
- Animals examined at the end of isolation / segregation period and found to be free of clinical disease
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