Heightened Biosecurity Plan for Coordination with Animal Health Agencies and Local Government Please review any recommended measures not implemented routinely and consider implementing them during heightened biosecurity operations Recommended Measures Accommodate requests for information and access by local law enforcement, animal health and emergency management officials Contact veterinarian with any concern or suspicion of a FEAD. For example, diseases causing sudden death or suspicious lesions (blisters around mouth or feet). Report any suspicious diseases to a veterinarian and ensure that all of reportable diseases (see ) are reported to: Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) (800) 550-8242 Area Veterinarian-in-Charge (AVIC) (512) 383-2400 Maintain open communications as requested by local emergency management, animal health and law enforcement officials
Heightened Biosecurity Plan for Coordination with Animal Health Agencies and Local Government Please review any recommended measures not implemented routinely and consider implementing them during heightened biosecurity operations Recommended Measures Accommodate requests for information and access by local law enforcement, animal health and emergency management officials Contact veterinarian with any concern or suspicion of a FEAD. For example, diseases causing sudden death or suspicious lesions (blisters around mouth or feet). Report any suspicious diseases to a veterinarian and ensure that all of reportable diseases (see ) are reported to: Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) (800) 550-8242 Area Veterinarian-in-Charge (AVIC) (512) 383-2400 Maintain open communications as requested by local emergency management, animal health and law enforcement officials