The treatment journal calculates the release date. And warns you before departure.
The treatment journal under TAMV Art. 28 and the inventory list under Art. 28 Abs. 2 come out of the entries you are making anyway. Herdy takes the withdrawal periods for meat and milk from the medicine and derives separate release dates, and warns you before an animal leaves while a period is still running.
No credit card.
One treatment, in under a minute.
Pick the animal or scan the ear tag, choose the medicine from your stock, enter the quantity and the reason. Herdy takes the withdrawal period from the medicine, separately for meat and for milk, because those are two different periods. Batch number and expiry date come from your stock, not from your keyboard.
- Withdrawal period for meat and milk, calculated separately
- Group treatment for a whole batch, deworming, vaccination, foot bath
- Medicine stock with batch, quantity and expiry date
- Vaccinations and dewormings with a repeat date
An animal inside its withdrawal period does not leave unnoticed.
If you try to report an animal for departure while it is still inside its withdrawal period, Herdy warns you and tells you until when. With milk this is not paperwork, it is milk that must not go into the tank. That is why the warning sits in front of the report and not in a list.
- Warning before departure, with the date the period expires
- Blocked animals visibly marked in the animal list
- Daily email with the periods expiring this week
- No push notifications. Herdy sends emails
What you end up holding.
Treatment journal under Art. 28
The record-keeping duty under TAMV Art. 28, chronological, per animal or per group, three years back. As PDF or CSV.
Inventory list under Art. 28 Abs. 2
The inventory list for veterinary medicines under TAMV Art. 28 Abs. 2: date, trade name, quantity and source for every intake into stock. The export is the AGRIDEA standard form.
Vaccinations and dewormings
Recurring treatments with a due date, for the whole group or the single animal. Hoof care and shearing included.
What the inspector checks, and where it comes from
A spreadsheet beats a scrap of paper. The question is not whether it is tidy, the question is what it can do when somebody asks.
| What is checked | Paper template | Excel | Herdy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Complete treatments across three years | If no page is missing | Yes | Yes |
| Withdrawal period for meat and milk, correctly calculated | You calculate | You calculate | Herdy calculates, separately |
| Prevent the departure of a blocked animal | No | No | Yes, with a warning |
| Inventory list under Art. 28 Abs. 2 | Second sheet | Second sheet | From the same entries |
| The same entry also satisfies the TVD and the herd register | No | No | Yes |
If your spreadsheet works, keep it, import it. Herdy deletes nothing you have built up.
Common questions about the treatment journal
Three years. Herdy keeps your entries for as long as your account exists, and you can export the whole period as PDF or CSV at any time.
Keep the journal once, and everything else along with it.
7 days free, no credit card. Your herd comes from the TVD, your spreadsheet comes along as CSV.