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Animal health and diseases

DPI&F manages risks to Queensland's primary industries associated with potentially harmful pests and diseases.

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Protect your animals
Feeding restrictions, preventing disease, property planning and risk management
Emergency animal diseases
Diseases with the potential to severely impact Queensland's economy or lifestyle
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Significant pests and diseases
Animal disease control
Control and eradication of specific endemic animal diseases
Animal health surveillance
Monitoring the health status of animal, fish and bee populations
Notifiable diseases
Diseases that must be reported under legislation
Zoonoses
Diseases that can spread from animals to people
Information for veterinarians
Laboratory submissions, decontamination, national programs

Page maintained by Janet Berry
Last updated 28 October 2008

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