Johne’s Disease Yes Clostridia bacteria Vaccination status Leptospirosis Vaccination status Sheep As above for cattle As above Caseous Vaccination status Lymphadenitis (CLA) Footrot Yes As above for cattle As Footrot Yes Caprine Arthritis Yes Encephalitis (CAE) Buffalo As for cattle As above Ticks Consult State Departments for information Camelids As above for cattle As above A system for the introduction of new animals to the raw milk herd should include a quarantine period. It would be expected that newly purchased animals are quarantined and their milk withheld from supply for raw milk products until their health status is confirmed following transport. A minimum quarantine period of 4 to 6 weeks from the raw milk herd may be appropriate. Purchased animals should be individually identified and introduced into the farm stock register. The dairy primary production business should keep all records of stock purchases including any documentation relating to tests carried out to verify health status. (3) A diseased animal in a raw milk herd must be: (a) separated immediately from the herd; and (b) kept separate from any other animal that will be milked for milk for raw milk products. To ensure milk is only obtained from healthy animals, subclause 20(3) makes clear that any animal showing signs of disease must be immediately removed from the herd and their milk withheld from supply. The animal is not to be introduced back into the raw milk herd until its health status can be verified which may involve veterinary clearance depending on the nature
Johne’s Disease Yes Clostridia bacteria Vaccination status Leptospirosis Vaccination status Sheep As above for cattle As above Caseous Lymphadenitis (CLA) Vaccination status Footrot Yes As above for cattle As Footrot Yes Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis (CAE) Yes Buffalo As for cattle As above Ticks Consult State Departments for information Camelids As above for cattle As above A system for the introduction of new animals to the raw milk herd should include a quarantine period. It would be expected that newly purchased animals are quarantined and their milk withheld from supply for raw milk products until their health status is confirmed following transport. A minimum quarantine period of 4 to 6 weeks from the raw milk herd may be appropriate. Purchased animals should be individually identified and introduced into the farm stock register. The dairy primary production business should keep all records of stock purchases including any documentation relating to tests carried out to verify health status. (3) A diseased animal in a raw milk herd must be: (a) separated immediately from the herd; and (b) kept separate from any other animal that will be milked for milk for raw milk products. To ensure milk is only obtained from healthy animals, subclause 20(3) makes clear that any animal showing signs of disease must be immediately removed from the herd and their milk withheld from supply. The animal is not to be introduced back into the raw milk herd until its health status can be verified which may involve veterinary clearance depending on the nature
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