Protecting the health of your animals is vital for maintaining a thriving farm and supporting Canada’s agricultural industry. Strong biosecurity measures are your first line of defense against disease, helping to minimize risks and safeguard livestock well-being. This page offers a list of practical biosecurity resources tailored to various animal groups to help you implement effective biosecurity measures.
If you observe signs of illness, act immediately by reporting them to your veterinarian, provincial animal health authority, or the CFIA. Early detection and swift action are key to protecting Canada’s poultry and livestock industries.
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Biosecurity Resources for Cattle
- Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza biosecurity infographic for dairy farmers
- Guidance for exhibition organizers to prevent highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) spread to cattle (PDF)
Foot and Mouth Disease
Animal Health Canada and the Beef Cattle Research Council (BCRC) have partnered to develop and distribute biosecurity resources to Canadian beef producers that will allow them to be better equipped with the knowledge, tools, and practices needed to prevent and manage the risks associated with FAD outbreaks.
View short video reels on:
- Biosecurity
- Quarantine
- Cleaning and Disinfection