12/06/19

Question 1

Public health measures for brucellosis.?

Answer 1

Public health measures for brucellosis.

• Notification to state medical service
• Informing the keeper, owner (pregnancy)
• Personal disinfection
• Protective clothes, gloves and footwear
• Control of products

Question 2

Official measures in case of European Foul Brood.?

Answer 2

Official measures in case of European Foul Brood.

• Obligatory treatment: all colonies in the protection zone
• Checks every 2 weeks
• If treatment is refused by keeper: killing without state compensation
• Weak bee colony: killing
• If + American foul brood: prohibition of treatment, killing the diseased colonies
• Strict disinfection
• Suspected of being contaminated: processing of products

Question 3

Surveillance zone in case of African Horse Sickness.?

Answer 3

Surveillance zone in case of African Horse Sickness.

• Minimum 12 months
• Minimum radius of +50 km
• Taking into account epidemiological, geographical, climate conditions
• Inform the public about the restrictions
• Disinsectization
• Visit of all holdings keeping equidae, and take samples
• Movement of horses only for emergency slaughter
• Vaccination is prohibited

Question 4

African Swine Fever repopulation after outbreak.?

Answer 4

African Swine Fever repopulation after outbreak.

• Reintroduction of pigs to infected holdings shall not take place until at least 40 days after
• completion of cleansing, disinfection and, if necessary, disinsectization operations in the
• holding

Question 5

Animal welfare sanctions.?

Answer 5

Animal welfare sanctions.

• Official restrictions
• Exclusion from state compensation
• Fine: animal health/animal welfare
• Infringement
• Criminal offense

Question 6

Transport times/rules of farm animals.?

Answer 6

Transport times/rules of farm animals.

• Shall not exceed 8 hours, can be extended if additional requirements are met
• Un-weaned calves, piglets, lambs, kids and foals: after 9 hours of travel, rest period of
• at least one hour to be given liquid and if necessary, fed. After this rest period,
• transported for further 9 hours
• Pigs: transported for maximum 24 hours, continuous access to water.
• Domestic equidae: transported maximum 24 hours, liquid and if necessary, fed every
• eight hours
• All other animals: after 14 hours of travel, rest period of at least one hour, given liquid
• and if necessary, fed. After this rest period, transported for further 14 hours

Question 7

Surgical interventions which are prohibited in pet animals?

Answer 7

Surgical interventions which are prohibited in pet animals

• Surgical operations for the purpose of modifying the appearance of a pet animal, or for other
• non-curative purposes, shall be prohibited and in particular:

1. The docking of tails (Hungary: until the age of 7 days in certain breeds)
2. Cropping of ears
3. Devocalization
4. Declawing and defanging

Question 8

Category 2 carcasses.?

Answer 8

Category 2 carcasses.

• Animals and parts of animals, other than those referred to in category 1, that die other than
• by being slaughtered for human consumption, including animals killed to eradicate an epizootic disease

Question 9

Control measures in case of Equine Infectious Anemia./Control measures for suspected of being contaminated for EIA?

Answer 9

Control measures in case of Equine Infectious Anemia.

• Isolation, housing in the stable, disinsectization
• Diseased, infected: slaughter at a slaughterhouse
• Suspected of being diseased: movement restrictions, observation, clinical and
• serological examination: every 3 weeks
• Suspected of being contaminated: movement restrictions, diagnostic examination:
• every 3 weeks, minimum 90 days
• Transport: authorization to slaughterhouse, closed vehicle
• Unloading: official veterinary check, strict disinfection of the vehicle
• Pasturing: infected pasture: 6 months
• Lifting restrictions: no equidae, strict disinfection, disinsectization

Question 10

Iodine disinfectant?

Answer 10

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