Carcass Dressing Flashcards

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What are the steps of Cattle carcass dressing?

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1 - Stunning (captive bolt)
2 - Shackling
3 - Bleeding
4 - Head removal
5 - Hide removal
6 - Evisceration
7 - Splitting (incl. Spinal cord removal)
9 - Trimming (of contaminated material)
10 - Washing
11 - Quartering
12 - Deboning

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What are the steps of Sheep carcass dressing?

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1 - Stunning (captive bolt, electronarcosis)
2 - Shackling
3 - Bleeding
4 - Hide removal
5 - Head removal (if >12 months)
6 - Evisceration
7 - Splitting (incl. Spinal cord removal if >12 months)
9 - Trimming (of contaminated material)
10 - Washing
12 - Deboning

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What are the steps for Pig carcass dressing?

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1 - Stunning (Electronarcosis, gas)
2 - Shackling
3 - Bleeding
4 - Scalding
5 - Dehairing
6 - Singing
7 - Polishing
8 - Evisceration
7 - Splitting
9 - Trimming (of contaminated material)
10 - Washing
12 - Deboning

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What are the methods of bleeding each species?

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Pigs and Cattle - Thoracic cut, sever carotis, jugulars and ascending aorta
Sheep - Neck cut, sever carotids and jugulars

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When should you bleed an animal?

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In the tonic phase immediately after stunning
(Rigid phase)
Within 10-20 seconds

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