Veterinarian performing a health audit in an aquaculture facility

Health monitoring, audits, diagnosis, biosecurity and advice for aquatic facilities.

Our areas of support

Expertise tailored to your situation, animals and facilities.

Health status

Assess animals, health history, practices and factors associated with clinical events.

Biosecurity

Review introductions, quarantine, flows, equipment, disinfection and cross-contamination.

Prevention and alerts

Define monitoring, alert thresholds and responses to abnormal mortality.

A structured approach

A clear process from needs assessment to practical recommendations.

Preparation

Collection of available data, plans, procedures and history.

Site audit

Observation of animals, facilities, practices and flows.

Prioritisation

Ranking of risks according to severity and control.

Action plan

Corrective measures, responsibilities, timelines and follow-up.

“Health expertise combines field observation, data analysis and an understanding of facility flows to build prevention measures suited to each site.”

Typical situations

  • Facility health and biosecurity audit
  • Mortality event or clinical alert
  • Prevention plan and routine monitoring
Find out more about our services
What does a veterinary health assessment include?

It combines health-history review, observation of animals and facilities, practices, flows, water quality and prevention measures to prioritise risks.

What is the difference between an audit and ongoing health monitoring?

An audit provides a snapshot and action plan. Ongoing monitoring follows health over time through visits, indicators and regular adjustment of measures.

Can you develop a biosecurity plan?

Yes. It may cover introductions, quarantine, clean and dirty routes, equipment, movements, cleaning, disinfection, sick animals and responses to health alerts.

Which documents should we prepare before a visit?

Available plans, procedures, mortality records, water data, treatment history, test results and flow diagrams help make the visit more effective.

How are recommendations prioritised?

They are ranked by severity, likelihood, available controls and operational constraints to produce a realistic, progressive and measurable plan.

Let’s discuss your project and requirements.

Contact us