The operator of a restricted feedlot must have and maintain a record keeping system. Health records should include post mortems performed by a licensed veterinarian on all imported restricted feeders that die in the feedlot. Interim and final inspections are performed by CFIA personnel as necessary to verify modifications to comply with the requirements. A fee is levied for the inspection of the feedlot premises. Payment of this fee does not guarantee the issuance of a permit.
Second dose is to be administered five to seven days after the first dose.
The feedlot operator must keep a treatment log that identifies the shipment, dates of treatment and product used or alternatively, the feedlot operator must provide a signed declaration that all imported animals have been treated in accordance with the permit conditions. The Report of the Inspector and recommendations regarding permit issuance are reviewed by the CFIA staff responsible for issuing the import permit within 10 working days. The CFIA staff responsible for issuing the import permit authorizes the issuance of a Permit to Import Animals with the attached conditions for restricted feeders. Each permit issued is specific for the importation of restricted feeder cattle from one specific State. The State of origin must be entered as the region under Country of origin.