As soon as it is safe, livestock owners should check on the condition of their animals. Be prepared to take feed, hay, water, basic livestock first aid supplies, and wire cutters and other tools. Be extremely careful when re-entering affected areas because of debris, chemical spills and downed power lines. As soon as possible, move the animals out of any flooded areas and to dry or covered locations.
- Care & Treatment of Livestock After a Hurricane or Flood (eBook)
- Composting Large Animal Carcasses
- Horse Care & Management Tips for Flooded Areas
- Livestock Emergency Preparedness and Recovery
- Managing Retention Control Structures during Catastrophic Events
- Pasture & Soil Management Following Tidal Saltwater Intrusion
- Procedures for Feeding Rescued Cattle & Horses in Hurricane-Affected Areas
- Rescue Feeding Cattle & Horses in Affected Areas
- Resources for Pet, Poultry and Livestock Owners Affected by Natural Disasters
- Tending Cattle After the Winter Storm
- Understanding Vital Life Signs in Horses ( En Español )
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