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Message par Invité Dim 15 Fév 2009 - 13:55

(Member of the Co-ordinating Cat Council of Australia)
SHOW PROCEDURES
(Effective 1 January 2008)
ATTACHMENT B - SHOW VETERINARY INSPECTION PROCEDURES
1 Veterinary Inspection of Exhibits
a) All exhibits must be inspected by a Veterinary officer prior to being benched in the show hall.
b) In-cage veterinary inspection will only be permitted for specialist shows and by special permission of the Management
Committee. Application for this style of vetting shall be made at the time of application for approval of the Show Schedule,
and if approved shall be clearly stated in the approved Show Schedule.
2 Veterinary Inspection Requirements
a) Vetting tables shall be provided with paper towels and spray bottles of approved disinfectants. Basins and towels are not
recommended. NOTE: Dettol and coal tar derivatives are not permitted.
b) All exhibitors should handle their own exhibits at the vetting table.
c) Cat carry baskets should be placed on the vetting table in full view of the Veterinary officer and the steward.
d) The steward shall ensure that all exhibits belonging to an exhibitor are inspected by the Veterinary officer. This may
require the steward to hold one or more litter kittens until all have been inspected.
e) It is recommended that each exhibitor provide a clean towel to be spread on the vetting table while the exhibitor's exhibits
are being inspected.
When a towel is not provided the Steward shall ensure that the vetting table is disinfected before the next exhibitor
presents his/her exhibits for vetting.
3 Veterinary Inspection Rejection
The decision of the Veterinary officer shall be final, subject to clause 6.2 of the Show Procedures.
An exhibit or exhibits shall be rejected by the Veterinary officer for the following:
a) One Out All Out
All exhibits to be shown by an exhibitor shall be rejected if any exhibit displays symptoms of the following
i) Active Respiratory Infection indicated by one or all of:
•persistent sneezing
•active glossal ulceration
•purulent nasal discharge
ii) Purulent ocular discharge alone or in combination with any symptoms in (i)
iii) Ringworm lesions.
b) Individual Exhibit Rejection Only
i) Suspected earmites infection or excessively dirty ears.
ii) Heavy flea infestation.
iii) Not in Show condition or obviously sick - exhibit has starey coat, signs of diarrhoea, dehydration, or unusually
hot or lethargic.
iv) Appearance of being drugged; e.g. pupils unresponsive to light, exhibit like play-dough, or stays in the position it
is put without making itself comfortable.
v) Failure to provide valid vaccination certificate for a kitten.
vi) Any exhibit marked UTH as per Show Procedure 6.11.3 (a).
c) Retention of Benching Slip by Steward and Report to Show Representative
i) One Out All Out - The exhibitor's benching slip shall be endorsed by the veterinary officer as to the reason for
rejection, retained by the Steward, and then handed to the official Show Representative.
ii) Individual Exhibit or UTH. The Steward shall note the exhibits name and details for rejection or UTH, and then
hand these details to the Show Representative.
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NSW CAT FANCIERS’ ASSOCIATION INC.
SHOW PROCEDURES
ATTACHMENT B - SHOW VETERINARY INSPECTION PROCEDURES (CONTINUED)
d) Veterinary Inspection Rejection Notification
The Steward shall ensure that a Veterinary Inspection Rejection Notification form (Attachment B1) is
appropriately filled out by the Veterinary Officer and handed to the exhibitor before the exhibitor
vacates the vetting area.
4 Exhibitor Procedures/Requirements/Penalties After Veterinary Inspection Rejection
a) One Out All Out - The exhibitor may not exhibit any exhibit within the following fourteen (14) days.
b) Individual Vet Out -The individual exhibit may not be exhibited within the following fourteen (14) days
c) Subsequent Vet Out - If, within a period of three (3) months from the initial vet out, any exhibit from the exhibitor's
cattery is rejected at vetting for the same problem, then the exhibitor shall be automatically suspended from showing any
exhibit for either
i) a period of one (1) month for an individual exhibit vet out under clauses 3 b) i) and ii).
ii) a period of six (6) months for a One Out All Out vet out under clause 3 a).
At the end of the suspension period the exhibitor will then be regarded as an exhibitor whose exhibits have not previously
been vetted out.
d) Vaccination Rejection - Any kitten exhibit rejected under clause 3 b) v) may be exhibited at the next show provided the
vaccination requirements of Show Procedure 6.3 are then satisfied.
5 Isolation Area For Individual Exhibit Vet Outs
The Show Committee shall provide an isolation area where exhibits subject to individual vet out may be safely kept in their carry
baskets for the duration of the show. This isolation area should preferably be a separate room away from the main show area or
where this is not possible an area not less than five (5) metres from any exhibition cage.
The Show Manager may also permit other cats not entered in the show to be kept in this general area, but separated from any
vetted out exhibits.
Exhibitors are advised that it is illegal and potentially life threatening to keep an animal in a closed parked vehicle without
supervision.
6 Vet Out List Updates
a) The Show Representative shall report details of all exhibits rejected at veterinary inspection to the NSW CFA office not
later than the next working day following the show.
b) The Administrator shall advise the names of all suspended exhibits and exhibitors to the Club Secretary not less than
three days prior to the date of the club’s show.
7 Show Secretary Responsibilities
a) To advise exhibitors of their ineligibility to show an exhibit or exhibits due to suspension. The conducting club is not
required to refund entry fees for any exhibits/exhibitors so suspended.
b) Provide at least one Veterinary officer for each one hundred (100) exhibits entered in the show.
c) To note on the vetting slips of all kitten exhibits that vaccination certificates are required.

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Message par Invité Mer 18 Fév 2009 - 23:11

it would be nice to know about the show procedure in other english speacking countries
thanks

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Message par Invité Jeu 19 Fév 2009 - 14:04

Afert a call this morning to DSV, we are far in France of this sort of process... But it doesn't seem to disturb many people.
Unfortunatly, I don't know the deep reason

It could make move things, for us and our cats, to be more attentive..chat magenta


Après appel ce matin à la DSV, on est très loin en France de ce genre de procédures très encadrées...Mais ça ne semble pas déranger beaucoup de monde....
Je n'en connais pas la raison profonde malheureusement....

Cela pourrait faire avancer les choses, pour nous et nos matous, d'être peut-être plus vigilants.chat magenta

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Message par dhallepee Jeu 19 Fév 2009 - 19:57

I made cat shows in many European countries and in states (not in UK).

Vet process seems to be nearly the same in all those countries. It means very light. In some shows, vets take some time to examine a little the cats. In some others, it's very very light ! I saw some shows where the vet examination was in the cages, during the show (too late !) or some shows where they 'forgot' to have a vet.

When there is not a national rule for vet examination, the rule is the one of the club.
For CFA or Tica shows, I think that there are at least recommandations from these Associations.
In Europe, I think that, in every country, the vaccinations are checked.
In fact, the quality of examination is very dependant of the club and of the vet.
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Message par Invité Jeu 19 Fév 2009 - 21:41

so it is quite good for us all to know that at least one country in the world, has a clear cut show procedure for every one to read about & take notice!!!

a goal we can all aimed at!!! thanks to the australians for showing us the way!

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