Rejection criteria for Camelids-Alpacas, Llamas, 

Do not meet the Import/protocol or permit of the destination country due to sex, type, breed, tag number

Pregnancy status has been confirmed to be in the last trimester.

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lethargy, uncoordinated, collapse or weakness, ill-thrift, dehydration, unwell

anorexia (inappetance), emancipated or over fat

lameness or abnormal gait

abnormal soft tissue or bony swellings

 scouring, dysentery, profuse diarrhea

bloat

nervous signs (e.g. head tilt, circling, in coordination)

abnormal or aggressive behavior/intractable or violent animals 

visible external parasites (unless treatment is to be performed prior to loading for embarkation)

cutaneous myiasis (fly strike)

Buffalo fly lesions. General or extensive

Skin Disease

significant lacerations

discharging wounds or generalized abscesses;

generalized papillomatosis, ringworm or dermatophilosis

pink eye/keratoconjunctivitis (active inflammation of one or both eyes)

cancer eye

blind in one or both eyes

abnormal nasal discharge

coughing or respiratory distress or difficulty in breathing

scabby mouth

excessive salivation

Pregnant animals are checked for the last mating date, and will not be in their last trimester of pregnancy Maximum days of gestation at scheduled date of departure 239 days under 6.6 of ASEL (S6.6 Varian 1)

Fail to meet requirements of import, such as sex, type, breed, tag number

Excessively fat cows

Emaciated or over fat

Uncoordinated, collapsed, weak

Unwell, dehydrated

Blood and or discharge from the reproductive tract (Vulva )

Nasal discharge

If there is unusual mortalities in the shipment over the pre export isolation period.

Animals of a dissimilar size type, not true to type.

Rejection criteria for Camelids-Alpacas, Llamas, 

Do not meet the Import/protocol or permit of the destination country due to sex, type, breed, tag number

Pregnancy status has been confirmed to be in the last trimester.



lethargy, uncoordinated, collapse or weakness, ill-thrift, dehydration, unwell

anorexia (inappetance), emancipated or over fat

lameness or abnormal gait

abnormal soft tissue or bony swellings

 scouring, dysentery, profuse diarrhea

bloat

nervous signs (e.g. head tilt, circling, in coordination)

abnormal or aggressive behavior/intractable or violent animals 

visible external parasites (unless treatment is to be performed prior to loading for embarkation)

cutaneous myiasis (fly strike)

Buffalo fly lesions. General or extensive

Skin Disease

significant lacerations

discharging wounds or generalized abscesses;

generalized papillomatosis, ringworm or dermatophilosis

pink eye/keratoconjunctivitis (active inflammation of one or both eyes)

cancer eye

blind in one or both eyes

abnormal nasal discharge

coughing or respiratory distress or difficulty in breathing

scabby mouth

excessive salivation

Pregnant animals are checked for the last mating date, and will not be in their last trimester of pregnancy Maximum days of gestation at scheduled date of departure 239 days under 6.6 of ASEL (S6.6 Varian 1)

Fail to meet requirements of import, such as sex, type, breed, tag number

Excessively fat cows

Emaciated or over fat

Uncoordinated, collapsed, weak

Unwell, dehydrated

Blood and or discharge from the reproductive tract (Vulva )

Nasal discharge

If there is unusual mortalities in the shipment over the pre export isolation period.

Animals of a dissimilar size type, not true to type.

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