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LIVER ANALYSIS FORM THIS FORM MUST GO WITH THE TRUCK DRIVER TO THE WORKS AND ALSO FAXED, IF POSSIBLE, TO THE MEAT PLANT (PLANT PHONE & FAX NUMBERS ARE ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM). NEW ZEALAND VETERINARY PATHOLOGY LTD. FARMER OR VET TO COMPLETE Anglesea Complex, Level 1 Cnr Anglesea & Thackeray Sts PO Box 944 VET: HAMILTON 3240 Ph: 07 839 1470 Fax: 07 839 1471 PRACTICE: Freephone: 0800 VETLAB or 0800 838 522 Website: www.nzvp.co.nz OWNER: FARM NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: FAX: SUPPLY No: EMAIL: TRANSPORT INFORMATION STOCK INFORMATION CARRIER: Cattle Sheep Deer No. IN LINE: NAME OF BREED: WORKS: LOCATION AGE: OF WORKS: DATE OF STOCK BRAND: LEAVING FARM: Below are the recommended number of animals to be sampled. If your vet advises otherwise, please write the new number in the empty boxes. Please cross out any trace elements you do not want tested. Cattle (Beef or Dairy): 5 x Copper 5 x Selenium 5 x Vit B12 Sheep or Lambs: 5 x Copper 5 x Selenium 5 x Vit B12 Deer: 3 x Copper 3 x Selenium 5 x Vit B12 The results of the test(s) will be sent to your veterinary practice and you will be invoiced by them. FOR ASUREQUALITY LTD STAFF TO COMPLETE Reminder: Please sample the correct number of animals (check boxes above) Meat Collection Details (line/mob/chain etc.) No. IN LINE: KILL DATE: DISEASE NO. AFFECTED Liver fluke Facial eczema Liver abscess (Cattle) Other diseases State disease: NEW ZEALAND VETERINARY PATHOLOGY LTD wishes to acknowledge the role of AsureQuality Ltd staff in collection of these livers. OPTIGROW TRACE ELEMENT MONITORING Optigrow Trace Element Monitoring is carried out by analysing liver samples collected from livestock sent to the works. 1. Consult your veterinarian, who will supply submission forms for you to complete. 2. Send your completed form to the meat premises with your transport carrier. Please ensure the owner’s name is correct to match the kill sheet information. 3. To further ensure samples are collected, you or your veterinarian should ideally fax the completed form at least 24 - 48 hours prior to the stock being sent to the works. 4. Liver samples will be collected and sent to New Zealand Veterinary Pathology Ltd for analysis. 5. Results will be sent to your veterinarian. NORTH ISLAND SOUTH ISLAND AsureQuality Ltd Premises Plant Code PHONE FAX AsureQuality Ltd Premises Plant Code PHONE FAX AFFCO Horotiu, Hamilton ME 023 07 829 9837 07 829 9081 Alliance Lorneville, Invercargill ME 050 03 215 6320 03 215 7909 AFFCO Imlay, Wanganui ME 039 06 344 4248 06 344 7542 Alliance Makarewa, Invercargill DSP 030 03 235 8717 03 235 7601 AFFCO Land Meats, Wanganui ME 131 06 344 5041 06 344 5073 Alliance Mataura ME 021 03 203 3612 03 203 3612 AFFCO Manawatu, Feilding ME 032 06 323 0970 06 323 0937 Alliance Nelson ME 040 03 541 0670 03 541 0670 AFFCO Moerewa, Moerewa ME 047 09 404 0014 09 404 0020 Alliance Pukeuri, Oamaru ME 018 03 437 3813 03 437 1450 AFFCO Rangiuru, Te Puke ME 056 07 573 8527 07 573 8531 Alliance Smithfield, Timaru ME 017 03 688 5665 03 684 5428 AFFCO Wairoa, Wairoa ME 042 06 838 8320 06 838 5126 Alliance Sockburn, Christchurch ME 069 03 343 8913 03 348 1733 Alliance Dannevirke, Dannevirke ME 134 06 374 6152 06 374 4369 Ashburton Meat Processors AB 032 03 308 6481 03 308 6481 Alliance Levin, Levin ME 136 06 368 3810 06 368 3810 Blue Sky Meats Ltd, Invercargill ME 080 03 231 3440 03 231 3440 Alliance Nelson 03 541 0670 06 351 0670 Canterbury Fresh, Christchurch ME 600 03 341 0074 03 341 0078 Auckland Meat Processors, Auckland ME 103 09 276 0917 09 276 0984 Clover Export, Gore ME 117 03 208 0950 03 208 0950 Bernard Matthews, Feilding ME 128 06 323 5486 06 323 2940 CMP Canterbury, Ashburton ME 078 03 302 7712 03 302 7081 Bernard Matthews, Gisborne ME 130 06 863 2615 06 868 4692 CMP Kokiri, Greymouth ME 066 03 762 5505 03 762 5513 CMP Rangitikei, Marton ME 413 06 327 0121 06 327 0128 CMP Marlborough, Blenheim ME 070 03 578 3170 03 578 3171 CMP Marlborough 03 578 3170 03 578 3171 CMP Rakaia Ltd ME 654 03 302 7897 03 302 7867 Crusader Meats, Te Kuiti ME 118 07 878 4975 07 878 4975 Freshpork Bay City Meats Ltd, Timaru AB 015 03 684 7263 03 684 8506 Duncan Processors, Rotorua DSP 006 07 357 1070 07 357 1071 Harris Meats, Cheviot AB 081 03 319 8761 03 319 8396 Frasertown Meats, Wairoa ME 083 06 838 7612 06 838 7612 Highland Cuisine, Christchurch PH 07 03 348 2965 No Fax Fresh Meats NZ Ltd, Napier AB 077 06 835 3983 No Fax Lean Meats, Oamaru ME 137 03 437 1542 03 437 2759 Greenlea Premier Meats, Hamilton ME 124 07 847 0823 07 847 0824 Mountain River Processors, Rakaia DSP 019 03 302 7503 03 302 7589 Greenlea Premier Meats, Morrinsville ME 082 07 889 1348 07 889 3214 Otago Venison, Mosgiel DSP 025 03 484 7095 03 484 7195 Kintyre Abbattoir, Carterton AB 078 06 372 7769 06 372 7777 Premium Game, Blenheim GIP 006 03 578 3670 03 578 3670 Ovation Fielding 06 323 5486 06 323 2940 Prime Range Meats, Invercargill ME 132 03 215 9518 03 215 8925 Ovation Gisborne 06 863 2615 06 868 4692 SFFarms Belfast, Christchurch ME 054 03 323 8172 03 323 8164 Premium Game, Blenheim 03 578 3670 03 578 3670 SFFarms Fairton, Ashburton ME 016 03 307 6420 03 307 6421 Progressive Meats/Venison, Hastings ME 087 06 879 8927 06 879 6708 SFFarms Finegand, Balclutha ME 026 03 418 4668 03 418 4659 Riverlands, Eltham ME 043 06 764 8016 06 764 8281 SFFarms Hokitika DSP 007 03 755 5089 03 755 8714 Riverlands, Manawatu ME 119 06 322 0011 06 322 0018 SFFarms Islington, Christchurch DSP 023 03 344 3009 03 344 3024 Ruakura Abbattoir, Hamilton AB 052 07 856 4365 07 856 4365 SFFarms Kennington, Invercargill DSP 016 03 230 4272 03 230 4272 SFFarms Dargaville ME 125 09 439 0180 09 439 0180 SFFarms Mossburn DSP 003 03 248 6485 03 248 6490 SFFarms Hawera ME 009 06 278 3343 06 278 1142 SFFarms Pareora, Timaru ME 034 03 612 6354 03 612 6357 SFFarms Pacific, Hastings ME 052 06 870 8160 06 870 8165 SFFarms Waitane, Gore ME 112 03 208 4357 03 208 4358 SFFarms Paeroa ME 075 07 862 8151 07 862 9067 SPM Awarua, Invercargill ME 108 03 218 3291 03 218 3294 SFFarms Rotorua DSP 017 07 348 9454 07 348 9454 SPM Malvern, Christchurch ME 135 03 347 6175 03 347 6390 SFFarms Takapau ME 058 06 855 8029 06 855 8079 SFFarms Te Aroha ME 084 021 632 652 07 884 8772 SFFarms Waitoa ME 100 07 889 1695 07 889 5522 SFFarms Waitotara ME 102 06 346 5133 06 346 5134 Taranaki Abbattoir, Inglewood AB 018 06 765 8680 06 765 8680 Taylor Preston Ltd, Wellington ME 086 04 478 3280 04 478 3281 Te Kuiti Meats, Te Kuiti ME 104 07 878 6749 07 878 6749 Universal Beef Packers, Te Kuiti ME 127 07 878 3358 07 878 3358 Venison Packers, Feilding DSP 018 06 323 5486 06 323 2940 NEW ZEALAND VETERINARY PATHOLOGY LTD wishes to acknowledge the role of AsureQuality Ltd staff in collection of these livers. .
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