Observación Diaria

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Protocolo General

  • A los cuidadores se les exige observar a todos los cerdos diariamente.
  • La observación diaria garantiza el cuidado oportuno de los animales con necesidades de salud críticas y tambien la detección de problemas en cualquiera de los equipos o asuntos de la granja que deben ser atendidos.
  • La observación diaria determina la eficacia de programas de salud y alimentación, y destaca cualquier cuestión de salud de los animales.
  • A los cuidadores se les exige documentar lo que observan a diario incluyendo fecha, identificación del cuidador y lugar.
  • Todos los registros de las observaciones hechas a diario deben ser conservados durante un periodo mínimo de 12

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