Humans canbe majordiseasecarriersVetChecksVaccinationPlanIsolateNewAnimalsFoodSafetyDisinfectEquipmentDisinfect anyand allequipmenttaken to ashowFeedTravelingAnimalsLastDe-wormingControlWildlifeIf in doubt,ask ourVeterinarianbeforetreatingUse disposalgloves whenhandling ortreating sickanimalsCleanUp FeedSpillsReportsuspiciousdeaths ofanimals tovetWash handsbefore andafter caringfor animalsDisinfectpens beforebringing innew animalsStore drugscarefully sothey remainusableVCPRClean& DryPensHavevisitors weardisposalbootsCheckbedding formoisture(knee test)KeepDogs &CatsAwayClean anyborrowedor loanedequipmentThoroughlyclean truckor trailerbetweenhaulingMake sureyour animalALWAYS hasfreshwaterBleach isan effectivedisinfectantUsescreens tokeep outwild birdsKeep feedin securecontainerWash YourBoots ifbeen toother’s barnKeep thelabels of allproducts forreferenceOnly useproductslabeled foranimals onyour animalControlWildBirdsControlRodentsKeep yourtreatmentrecord upto dateLimit visitors;especiallythose withsameanimalsIdentifyyouranimalsaccuratelyQuarantinenew animalsbeforemixing withherdUseProperInjectionSiteForevaluationAsk thehealthstatus ofnew animalsHealthPlanIsolateSickAnimalsHumans canbe majordiseasecarriersVetChecksVaccinationPlanIsolateNewAnimalsFoodSafetyDisinfectEquipmentDisinfect anyand allequipmenttaken to ashowFeedTravelingAnimalsLastDe-wormingControlWildlifeIf in doubt,ask ourVeterinarianbeforetreatingUse disposalgloves whenhandling ortreating sickanimalsCleanUp FeedSpillsReportsuspiciousdeaths ofanimals tovetWash handsbefore andafter caringfor animalsDisinfectpens beforebringing innew animalsStore drugscarefully sothey remainusableVCPRClean& DryPensHavevisitors weardisposalbootsCheckbedding formoisture(knee test)KeepDogs &CatsAwayClean anyborrowedor loanedequipmentThoroughlyclean truckor trailerbetweenhaulingMake sureyour animalALWAYS hasfreshwaterBleach isan effectivedisinfectantUsescreens tokeep outwild birdsKeep feedin securecontainerWash YourBoots ifbeen toother’s barnKeep thelabels of allproducts forreferenceOnly useproductslabeled foranimals onyour animalControlWildBirdsControlRodentsKeep yourtreatmentrecord upto dateLimit visitors;especiallythose withsameanimalsIdentifyyouranimalsaccuratelyQuarantinenew animalsbeforemixing withherdUseProperInjectionSiteForevaluationAsk thehealthstatus ofnew animalsHealthPlanIsolateSickAnimals

Biosecurity Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Humans can be major disease carriers
  2. Vet Checks
  3. Vaccination Plan
  4. Isolate New Animals
  5. Food Safety
  6. Disinfect Equipment
  7. Disinfect any and all equipment taken to a show
  8. Feed Traveling Animals Last
  9. De-worming
  10. Control Wildlife
  11. If in doubt, ask our Veterinarian before treating
  12. Use disposal gloves when handling or treating sick animals
  13. Clean Up Feed Spills
  14. Report suspicious deaths of animals to vet
  15. Wash hands before and after caring for animals
  16. Disinfect pens before bringing in new animals
  17. Store drugs carefully so they remain usable
  18. VCPR
  19. Clean & Dry Pens
  20. Have visitors wear disposal boots
  21. Check bedding for moisture (knee test)
  22. Keep Dogs & Cats Away
  23. Clean any borrowed or loaned equipment
  24. Thoroughly clean truck or trailer between hauling
  25. Make sure your animal ALWAYS has fresh water
  26. Bleach is an effective disinfectant
  27. Use screens to keep out wild birds
  28. Keep feed in secure container
  29. Wash Your Boots if been to other’s barn
  30. Keep the labels of all products for reference
  31. Only use products labeled for animals on your animal
  32. Control Wild Birds
  33. Control Rodents
  34. Keep your treatment record up to date
  35. Limit visitors; especially those with same animals
  36. Identify your animals accurately
  37. Quarantine new animals before mixing with herd
  38. Use Proper Injection Site
  39. For evaluation
  40. Ask the health status of new animals
  41. Health Plan
  42. Isolate Sick Animals