Biosecurity solution

Support for the pathways where animals, people and equipment move.

Zoonex programmes can support farms, veterinary environments, livestock handling, vehicles, access points and equipment as one part of a broader biosecurity plan.

Farm-level planning

Biosecurity is a movement-control challenge.

Footwear, vehicles, equipment, handling areas and people can connect zones across an operation. Treatment should be planned around these pathways rather than applied as an isolated event.

  • Livestock handling and movement corridors
  • Veterinary and animal-care facilities
  • Vehicles, trailers and suitable equipment
  • Access-control and transition points
  • Kennels, stables, shelters and support areas
Fine mist dispersal and protective surface bonding illustration

Programme components

Layer treatment into the wider biosecurity plan.

AC

Access control

Support hygiene at entry points, changing areas and controlled movement zones.

VE

Vehicles

Treatment planning for suitable transport interiors, loading zones and high-contact points.

EQ

Equipment

Target frequently moved or shared equipment where surface compatibility is confirmed.

MA

Maintenance

Schedule repeat treatment around risk, movement, cleaning and operational cycles.

Important: Antimicrobial treatment is not a substitute for veterinary direction, movement controls, quarantine, approved disinfection procedures or government disease-control requirements. It should be assessed as one supporting layer within the operation’s formal biosecurity system.

Map the movement pathways on your site.

Share the type of operation, animal environment, access points, vehicles and highest-priority treatment zones.

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