Species
Care Planned forEvery Species
Camels, cattle, sheep and goats each get their own pens, feeding and checks.
Sheep
أغنامIdo
Sheep
The largest share of the region’s livestock exports. Most sheep sail for the Hajj season, so lots are planned well ahead.
Commonly screened forPPRSheep poxBrucellosisRift Valley Fever
PensGrouped by size
FeedingHay and clean water
HandlingMoved in small groups
Goats
ماعزAri
Goats
Hardy and in demand across the Gulf. Goats are held in their own pens and checked with the same daily rounds.
Commonly screened forPPRGoat poxBrucellosisCCPP
PensSeparate from sheep
FeedingFeed for condition
HandlingCalm, low-stress race
Cattle
أبقارLo'
Cattle
Larger animals with larger pens, their own feeding plan and careful handling through the race and onto the ship.
Commonly screened forFoot-and-mouth diseaseLumpy skin diseaseBrucellosisTuberculosis
PensMore space per head
FeedingOwn feeding plan
HandlingOne at a time in the race
Camels
إبلGeel
Camels
Camels are kept in dedicated pens with space, shade and water suited to their size, and moved calmly at loading.
Commonly screened forBrucellosisTrypanosomiasisMERS-CoV
PensDedicated camel pens
FeedingWater suited to size
HandlingExperienced handlers
The final test list always follows the importing country's protocol.
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Inspection, quarantine, care and loading supervision at our Berbera station.