The System of Special Measures and Veterinary Sanitary Control of Products from the Slaughter of Farm Animals

The paper demonstrates that systematic control over agricultural products contributes to the sustainable development of this industry in the interests of food security and nutrition. A comprehensive approach has been implemented to the issue of assessing the quality of livestock slaughter products. The approach is based on various systems of specialized measures, as well as such important indicators associated with changes in skin diseases of various clinical, biochemical, anatomical, morphological and visual etiologies. These evaluation criteria are necessary to obtain an opinion on the quality of livestock products. Thus, they must be taken into account when conducting veterinary and sanitary examination in laboratories. To assess the state of health and predict changes in the quality of slaughter products, great importance belongs to the study of patterns in clinical, anamnestic, morphological, metric and anatomical indicators of the animal body. The use of their patterns and these characteristics of changes made it possible to identify certain chains of patterns that formed the basis of innovative rules in the veterinary and sanitary assessment of sheep slaughter products. These innovations make it possible to anticipate the occurrence of dermatitis of various etiologies, predict the incidence and indicate their causes. The improvement of the existing recommended standards will improve the quality of preventive and preventive measures against various types of diseases. It should be noted that all preventive measures should be carried out with strict observance of the rules, starting with pasture maintenance and ending with the stall period. Do not forget about observing the time, timing, seasonality of the use of forage lands, mandatory inspection of livestock and their parking places. One of the primary tasks is the immediate isolation of animals when identifying the primary signs of infection, followed by diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.