What does a good hygiene concept include?

A good hygiene concept covers all potential entry routes through which pathogens can enter your livestock. A good barn cleaning and disinfection concept alone is not enough. You also need to think about targeted control of rodents and flies. This is the only way to minimise the risk of pathogens entering your stables. Rodents, for example, can be hosts for pathogens and jeopardise the health of your animals. The choice of the right products determines the success of the control strategy.

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News: Foot and mouth disease

In pigs, the aphthae occur mainly in the area between the claws and cause lameness.

Comprehensive safety measures are required to effectively prevent foot and mouth disease (FMD). They are aimed at preventing the transmission of the virus and protecting animal health.

What biosecurity measures must be observed?

Targeted precautionary measures are crucial to reduce the risk of foot-and-mouth disease being introduced. Good and well thought-out hygiene on farms is the basis for preventing the introduction of the virus.

The measures include

• Reduce access for vehicles and people to the company premises to the bare minimum
• Only enter the barn via the hygiene sluice
• Maintain strict separation of the black and white area
• Use the company's own protective clothing (overalls, boots, cap, gloves). If you do not have your own protective clothing, use disposable overalls, disposable overshoes/boots and disposable gloves. These remain on the farm after the visit to the stable!
• Consistent rodent control

Which products make sense?

Desintec FL-des GA forte (vehicle disinfection, foot baths, stable disinfection)

Packaging: 1 kg, 10.4 kg and 208 kg

Desintec RodEx-Paste (pest control)

Packaging: 3 kg