F9-03 List of animals deemed Primary High-Risk & Secondary Risk of bovine Johne’s disease Property Identification Code (PIC): 3 ............................... Herd Owner: ........................................................................ Consulting Veterinary Practice: ........................................ Consulting Veterinarian: .................................................... Date list updated: ..................................... Primarily High-Risk - animals deemed primary high-risk of bjd include: the dam and any progeny of clinical animals, the dam and immediate progeny (latest calf) of test positive animals, and any other animals the veterinarian considers to be high-risk. Secondary Risk - additional animals which may be deemed a secondary risk of bjd include: any older progeny of test positive animals animals raised as a cohort age group which included an animal/s which subsequently developed clinical bjd. Veterinarian Signature: ...................................................... Date: ............................ Herd owner / manager name: ............................................. Signature: ............................. PRIMARY HIGH-RISK Animal List (see reverse for Secondary Risk list) Animals on the primary high-risk list must be disposed from the herd within 12 months by slaughter only. Failure to dispose of these animals deemed primary high-risk of Johne’s disease in a timely manner will jeopardise future participation in this industry funded program. Animal Identification Date added to list Page 1 of 2 Date of Disposal (within 12 months) Version Date: 6 September 2010 F9-03 List of animals deemed Primary High-Risk & Secondary Risk of bovine Johne’s disease PIC: 3 ....................................... SECONDARY RISK Animal List Animals deemed at secondary risk must be disposed from the herd by slaughter only. There is no time limit on the disposal of animals on the secondary risk list. Animal Identification Date added to list Page 2 of 2 Date of Disposal Version Date: 6 September 2010