Back to Training package Is the animal fit to load? 0% Complete 0/0 Steps Introduction About this package Roles and Responsibilities Who is the 'person in charge' of the animals? How to assess if the animal is fit to load Good animal husbandry Preparing animals for transport Is it fit to load checklist Bobby Calves Feed and water requirements Managing effluent Loading densities Using firearms and penetrating captive bolts for euthanasia Confirming death Animals that are unfit to load Lamness Visual signs of injury or compromised welfare Blindness or eye disease Late pregnancy Emaciated, dehydrated or weak Conclusion Conclusion Private: Is the animal fit to load? About this package Item 1 of 17 In Progress Next→ About this package Meat & Livestock Australia August 16, 2023
