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When can an animal be presented at market?
An animal can be presented at market as long as it is not diseased, injured, or fatigued.
What are some conditions that would prevent an animal from being transported?
An animal cannot be transported if it is unable to move independently without pain, has severe open wounds or prolapse, is a pregnant female with 90% or more of the expected gestational length passed or has given birth in the last week, is blind, infirm, a newborn with an unhealed naval, or a calf.
Can an animal be mechanically loaded for transport?
No, an animal must not be mechanically loaded for transport.
What is the target location for pithing in sheep that are not horned?
On the ridge - through the top of the head.
What is the target location for pithing in horned sheep?
Behind the ridge.
Where is the entrance point for pithing in pigs?
About an inch above the level of the eyes.
Where is the target location for pithing in cattle?
About an inch above the eyes sagittal, at the intersection between the base of the horn to the eye.
Test your knowledge on animal welfare regulations for presenting animals at market and transporting them to slaughter. Learn about the conditions under which an animal can be presented at market and when direct transport to slaughter is necessary. Discover the criteria for determining if an animal is fit for transport and what conditions would disqualify them. Challenge yourself to ensure the welfare of animals in the agricultural industry.
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