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Animal Health Declarations

National Animal Heath Declarations are a way for producers to provide information about the animal health status of their flocks and herds. Buyers should ask for a copy  and use the information provided to determine the health risks associated with the animals offered for sale.

Note: Farm Biosecurity does not sell or distribute printed copies of any of the Declarations (formerly Animal Health Statements) below. For SA-based sheep producers looking to order a Sheep Health Declaration booklet, please contact your nearest PIRSA office.

National Cattle Health Declaration (166 KB)
National Cattle Health Declaration: Fillable Form (658 KB)
National Goat Health Declaration (667 KB)
National Goat Health Declaration: Fillable Form (6 MB)
National Sheep Health Declaration (157 KB)
National Sheep Health Declaration: Fillable Form (624 KB)
National South American Camelid Declaration and Waybill (900 KB)

Show health declarations

Agricultural Show societies require exhibitors to complete a declaration on the health status of animals participating in shows as part of showground biosecurity and the management of animal health.

Note for beef cattle, dairy cattle and sheep producers: Please use the National Cattle Health Declaration or the National Sheep Health Declaration above

Alpaca and Llama Herd Health Status Declaration for Shows and Sales (371 KB)
GoatMAP Show, Sale & Exhibition Certificate of Compliance (186 KB)

Show, sale and exhibition venue audits

Show societies that have exhibitors whose stock are part of an Australian Johne’s Disease Market Assurance Program (MAP Program) are required to have the showground facilities audited to ensure the biosecurity requirements of the MAP program are met.

AlpacaMAP show, sale & exhibition venue audit form and certificate of compliance (233 KB)
AlpacaMAP show, sale & exhibition venue audit form and certificate of compliance (34 KB)
GoatMAP show, sale & exhibition venue audit form and certificate of compliance (263 KB)
GoatMAP show, sale & exhibition venue audit form and certificate of compliance (34 KB)
SheepMAP show, sale & exhibition venue audit form and certificate of compliance (279 KB)
SheepMAP show, sale & exhibition venue audit form and certificate of compliance (475 KB)

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