F9-04 Victorian bovine Johne’s disease Test and Control Program TCP3 Annual / Biennial Herd Test Veterinary Report
This vet report form is to be used in the year of a herd test.
Veterinary Practice: ...... Veterinarian: ......
Property Identification Code (PIC): 3...... Herd Owner: ......
JDCAP Certificate No: ...... Date of latest JDCAP audit: ......
Date/s of this TCP3 Herd Test: ...... Gribbles Lab No: ...... Date of previous Herd Test: ...... Date herd owner / manager notified in writing of Test result: ...... (must be within 14 days of receipt of lab results) Herd Test Results No. 4 years & No. 2 & 3 year Total older animals olds (if any) No. Sampled
No. Test ELISA Positive
No. Negative
No. clinical animals since last test (if any) Age of clinical animals (if any)
Comments:
For a list of herd status definitions, please refer to section 8 of the Victorian bjd TCP3 and JDCAP Veterinary Practitioner Manual.
Herd status (level of assurance) prior to this herd test (strike out non-applicable (if known))
Tested High Prevalence / Tested Moderate Prevalence / Tested Low Prevalence / RD1 / RD2
New / Current Herd status (level of assurance) (strike out non-applicable)
Tested High Prevalence / Tested Moderate Prevalence / Tested Low Prevalence / RD1 / RD2 / TMS
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Test ELISA Positive animal details: A list of the NLIS tag details of test positive animals (if any) is required. Preferably scan the NLIS RFID (to avoid transcription errors) or record the visual NLIS tag number. Attach a copy of the list with this report. If NLIS tags were scanned, please also email the download file to the TCP3 Program Manager ([email protected]).
Primary High-Risk and Secondary Risk Animals list: Please attach a copy of the updated list with this report (use the DEDJTR proforma - high-risk animal list form F09-03). Veterinarian declaration As the consulting veterinarian, I have given the herd owner / manager the following information (please tick to confirm): Professional advice to the herd owner / manager on management strategies to minimise the impact of Johne’s disease on the herd operation, minimise the contamination of the farm environment, farm biosecurity measures to minimise the risk of introduction of further JD infected animals into the herd such as through the use of the National Dairy Assurance Score declaration form, and advice on the timely recognition, diagnosis and immediate disposal of clinical animals. Ideally this professional advice should be reinforced in writing to the herd owner / manager. Written Farmer Report (within 14 days of performing the herd test) outlining: o The herd test results and a copy of the laboratory report o A list of the ELISA test positive animals (if any) for disposal o Herd bjd status (level of assurance). A current list of animals deemed high-risk of bjd and advice on the disposal of these animals. Animals on this list must be disposed for slaughter only within 12 months, either through an abattoir if no clinical signs consistent with bjd; or if clinical, to a knackery, or disposed on-farm. Attachments included with this report (tick as required) Copy of the Farmer Report including a list of NLIS details of Reactor animals (if any) Copy of the list of bjd Primary High-Risk and Secondary Risk animals Copy of any written professional (bjd management) advice to the herd owner / manager Invoice to DEDJTR for herd testing (Maximum of $6.35 inclusive of GST per sample of animals 4 years and older) Invoice to DEDJTR for annual Veterinary Consultation fee for professional advice (Maximum $200 inclusive of GST) (these may be on the same invoice)
I, (DEDJTR approved veterinarian)...... declare the information in this report is correct.
Signed:...... Date: ......
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