Equine Emergency Planning Fact Sheets (DPIPWE)
Animal welfare during bushfires (DPIPWE)
Horses and livestock in Emergencies, Agriculture Victoria
Planning for Emergencies - A guide for animal holding establishments,
Department of Primary Industries NSW
Prepare your horse for bushfire, NSW Rural Fire Service
Haystack fire – handy hints, Victorian Farmers Federation
Containment feeding of stock, Sheep Connect South Australia
Feeding and watering livestock after a fire (DPIPWE)
FAQ Accessing Fodder in Emergency Situations
(94Kb)
Feeding pellets to livestock after a fire (DPIPWE)
Fire affected livestock – the next few weeks (DPIPWE)
Assessing bushfire burns in livestock, NSW Department of Primary Industries
Assessing cattle after a bushfire, Agriculture Victoria
Assessing sheep after a bushfire, Agriculture Victoria
Emergency burial of carcasses, (DPIPWE)
Where to purchase fodder
Fodder and feed supplies can be purchased through the following:
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TasFodder links buyers and sellers of fodder and feed and provides a free, year-round online registration service that aims to help farmers find alternative sources of fodder and feed.
- Rural merchandisers
- Commercial suppliers of prepared fodder
- Livestock agents
- Advertised sales in Tas Country Newspaper
- Social Media and web-based sales sites
Pets
Bushfire Plan - includes information on pets (411Kb) (DPIPWE)
Protect your pet in a disaster - checklist and free disaster pack (Agriculture Victoria)
Preparing a first aid kit for animals (PetPlan)
Emergency Stress Management for Domestic Pets (460Kb) (RSPCA)
Treatment of a burnt cats/dogs (Australian Veterinary Association)
Wildlife
Wildlife welfare during and after bushfires (DPIPWE)
Treatment of burnt wildlife, Australian Veterinary Association
Pastures
Pasture recovery after bushfires, NSW Department of Primary Industries
Weed Management after Fire, Agriculture Victoria
Fire Recovery
Tips & Tools for fire recovery, Meat & Livestock Australia
Fire a Catalyst for Change, Meat & Livestock Australia
Health tips for returning home after a bushfire, Department of Health
Keeping rainwater tanks safe in bushfire-affected areas, Department of Health