Enhancing Emergency Management in Canada’s Livestock & Poultry Industry
The Animal Health Emergency Management (AHEM) project is focussed on industry relevant resources to minimize the impacts of serious livestock diseases now and into the future. Our objective is to strengthen emergency preparedness, response and recovery, through increased industry awareness, capacity, and confidence.
New
- Animal Health Canada Forum 2022 – Evolving to Meet the Needs of Tomorrow – SEPT 20-21, 2022
- Small scale pig farmers website on raising healthy animals
- Emergency Management Workshop Series
- Maritime AgCast Episode 34: Preparing for an Emergency
- Suspicion Of a Serious Animal Disease, the First 48 Hours for Producers
- Producer tools and templates
- Detecting Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Cattle
- Detecting Foreign Animal Diseases in Swine
(2/2) #EIA (equine infectious anemia) infographic for horse owners is here: https://cahss.ca/cahss-networks/equine. Horses can be tested before purchasing or moving to premises to confirm negative status. Do not reuse or share needles, syringes, or IV tubing. Practice good #biosecurity.
(1/2) New #infographic on #EIA (equine infectious anemia) can be found on our CAHSS equine page. The new resource is to educate #horse #owners on the best way to protect their horses from EIA - through regular testing and biosecurity.