Quarantine procedures for poultry production areas

1. Scope of application

This regulation stipulates the quarantine object of the quarantine of poultry (including the same kind of wild-breeding wild-breeding) origin, quarantine eligibility criteria, quarantine procedures, quarantine result processing and quarantine records.

This regulation is applicable to the quarantine of the origin of domestic poultry in the People's Republic of China and the quarantine of the origin of the breeding or breeding eggs in the province.

The quarantine of legally captured wild animals of the same species is performed in accordance with this regulation.

2. Quarantine objects

Highly pathogenic avian influenza, Newcastle disease, infectious laryngotracheitis, infectious bronchitis, infectious bursal disease, Marek's disease, fowl pox, duck plague, gosling plague, chicken fleas, chicken balls Insect disease.

3. Qualification standards

3.1 Feeding farms (breeding plots) from non-blocked areas or related animal epidemics.

3.2 Mandatory immunization according to national regulations and within effective protection period.

3.3 The relevant records of the culture file are in compliance with the regulations.

3.4 Clinical examination health.

3.5 This regulation requires laboratory testing, and the test results are qualified.

3.6 Poultry transported in the province must meet the health standards for animal breeding; in the province where eggs are transferred, the donor animals must meet the animal health standards.

4. Quarantine procedures

4.1 Application Acceptance: After receiving the quarantine report, the animal health supervision agency shall decide whether to accept it according to the relevant local animal epidemic situation. If the application is accepted, an official veterinarian shall send an official veterinarian to the site or to the designated place to conduct the quarantine; if it is not accepted, it shall be Explain the reason.

4.2 Checking data

4.2.1 The official veterinarian should inspect the farm (aquaculture community) "animal epidemic situation qualification certificate" and culture files to understand the production, immunization, monitoring, diagnosis and treatment, disinfection, detoxification treatment, etc., confirm the farm (cultivation community) 6 No related animal epidemics occurred in the past month. It was confirmed that the birds had been subjected to compulsory immunization according to the national regulations, and within the effective period of protection. In the province where the breeder or eggs were transferred, the “Production Permit for Breeding of Breeding Livestock and Poultry” should also be inspected.

4.2.2 The official veterinarian should verify the free-range households' epidemic prevention files and confirm that the birds have been subjected to compulsory immunization according to the national regulations and that they are in effective protection period.

4.3 Clinical examination

4.3.1 Inspection Methods

4.3.1.1 Group inspection. Check the static, dynamic and food state, etc. Mainly check the mental status, appearance, respiratory state, exercise state, drinking water diet and excrement status of the flock.

4.3.1.2 Individual examination. Through inspection, palpation, auscultation and other methods to check the individual's mental status, body temperature, breathing, feathers, natural holes, crowns, jaws, claws, dung, touch the contents of the crop.

4.3.2 Check Content

4.3.2.1 Sudden death of the bird, high mortality rate; extremely depressed sick poultry, edema of the head and eyelids, cyanosis of the cocks, hemorrhoids and nerve disorders; ducks and geese and other waterfowl with obvious neurological symptoms, diarrhea, keratitis, and even 5. Symptoms of blindness include suspected high-pathogenic bird flu.

4.3.2.2 Increased body temperature, loss of appetite, neurological symptoms; closed eyes, dark purple crown; difficulty breathing; increased oral and nasal secretions, swelling of hernia sac; diarrhea; decreased or stopped egg production; sudden onset of a few birds 5. Symptoms of infection with Newcastle disease include no symptoms or death.

4.3.2.3 Suffering from dyspnea, coughing; stopping egg production, or producing shell eggs, malformed eggs, faded eggs and other symptoms, suspected of contracting infectious bronchitis.

4.3.2.4 Suffering difficulty in breathing, breathing in the neck, spitting or coughing, coughing and other symptoms, suspected infection of chicken laryngotracheitis.

4.3.2.5 Occurrence of diarrhea, row of white or light green dilute feces, feathers around the anus are contaminated with feces or soiled with sludge; drinking water is reduced, loss of appetite; weight loss, chills; gait instability, mental weakness, head sagging Eyelid closure; feathers and other symptoms, suspected infection of chicken infectious bursal disease.

4.3.2.6 Loss of appetite, weight loss, diarrhea, rapid weight loss, high mortality rate; movement disorders, frog posture; iris discoloration, white eye disease or blinking caused by unilateral or binocular opacities; neck, back, wings, legs 3. Symptoms of Marek’s disease are suspected in the formation of nodules and nodules in the tail.

4.3.2.7 Loss of appetite or expense, chills, and screaming; row of white, thin, sticky feces; filth around the anus; closed eyes, stasis, difficulty breathing; occasional neurological symptoms such as ataxia, unbalanced exercise, limb paralysis, etc. , Suspect chicken infected with white fleas.

4.3.2.8 Increased body temperature; Loss of appetite or expense, drooping wings, weakness in the feet, ataxia, inability to stand; Eyes blisters or purulent discharge, swelling of the eyelids or swelling of the head and neck; diarrhea in the green, failure of prostration, etc. , Suspected infection with duck lice.

4.3.2.9 Sudden death; apathetic, stumbling on both feet, rapidly dying; anorexia, loose soft cystic sac, large amounts of liquids and gases, thin excrement of gray or yellowish green mixed with air bubbles, difficulty in breathing, nose The end of the outflow of pulpy secretions, darkening the end of the color and other symptoms, suspected of infection goslings.

4.3.2.10 Occurrence of scales, proliferative skin lesions of varying sizes in crowns, pustules and other unfeatured parts; symptoms of infections such as white nodules or yellow diphtheria lesions in the mouth, esophagus, laryngeal or tracheal mucosa, suspected infections Fowl pox.

4.3.2.11 Mental depression, loose feathers, unpleasant activity, loss of appetite, gradual weight loss; feathers around the cloaca are contaminated by loose stools; movement disorders, tingling in the feet and wings; fluid in the hernia sac, visible pale mucous membranes ; Drainage-like dilute feces, brown-red feces, bloody stools, intermittent diarrhea; poor uniformity of the group, decreased egg production and other symptoms, suspected of coccidiosis.

4.4 Laboratory testing

4.4.1 In case of any suspected abnormality in the epidemic diseases and clinical tests found in this regulation, laboratory tests shall be conducted in accordance with the corresponding technical standards for disease prevention and control.

4.4.2 Laboratory testing shall be undertaken by a qualified laboratory designated by the provincial animal health supervision agency and a test report shall be issued.

4.4.3 The breeding and breeding eggs in the province may refer to the "Quarantine Regulations for Inter-provincial Transport of Poultry Production Areas" for laboratory testing and provide corresponding inspection reports.

5. Quarantine result processing

5.1 Quarantine qualified, issued "certificate of animal quarantine."

5.2 If it fails to pass the quarantine inspection, it shall issue a "Quarantine Notice" and handle it in accordance with the relevant regulations.

5.2.1 When the clinical examination finds that there is an animal epidemic regulated by this regulation, expand the number of sampling tests and perform laboratory tests.

5.2.2 If any animal epidemic other than the quarantine subject specified in this regulation is detected and the health of the animal is affected, corresponding preventive measures shall be taken according to the regulations.

5.2.3 If any unexplained cause of death or suspicion is a major animal epidemic, it shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Animal Epidemic Prevention Law", "Emergency Regulations for Major Animal Epidemics" and "Administrative Measures for Reporting of Animal Epidemics".

5.2.4 Diseased and dead birds should be handled by the livestock owner in accordance with the "Regulations for the Bio-safety Treatment of Diseased Animals and Diseased Animal Products" (GB16548-2006) under the supervision of animal health supervision agencies.

5.3 Prior to the departure of the bird, the animal health supervision agency shall supervise the owner or carrier to effectively disinfect the vehicle.

6. Quarantine records

6.1 Quarantine Declaration Form. Animal health supervision agencies must guide livestock owners to fill out quarantine declaration forms.

6.2 Quarantine records. The official veterinarian must fill out the quarantine records, register the name of the livestock, address, quarantine declaration time, quarantine time, quarantine location, quarantine animal species, quantity and use, quarantine treatment, quarantine certificate number, etc. The main signature.

6.3 Quarantine declaration forms and quarantine records should be kept for more than 12 months.