Premium Sheep & Goat Health Schemes member resources
Detailed information and forms you may need as a PSGHS member including scheme rules and guides, testing and submission forms, and price list.
The Premium Sheep and Goat Health Schemes (PSGHS) are run by SRUC Veterinary Services and provide an important framework for establishing the disease status of a flock, as well as guidance for reduction, eradication and certification of freedom from disease.
While PSGHS Accreditation is the gold standard, our PSGHS monitoring schemes provide a level of assurance for buyers looking to reduce disease risk and are valued by all flock owners wishing to minimise the impact of disease in their flocks.
Below you'll find important information and documents essential for both.
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PSGHS accreditation schemes
Detailed information and forms you may need as a PSGHS member or vet including scheme rules and guides, testing and submission forms, and price list.
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PSGHS monitoring schemes
Detailed information and forms you may need as a PSGHS member or vet including scheme rules and guides, testing and submission forms, and price list.
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We know how busy our vets in practice are! That's why we've created a page just for you that includes quick links to all the Premium Sheep and Goat Health Scheme (PSGHS) information, forms, and guides you use most.Â
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