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What  is the difference between  	CLEANLINESS  and SANITATION?

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CLEANLINESS  the quality or state of being clean; the practice of keeping oneself or one's surroundings clean

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SANITATION the promotion of hygiene and prevention of disease by maintenance of sanitary conditions      (as by removal of sewage and trash).

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SANITATION & SAFETY PRACTICES INCLUDES: 1. Selection of stocks that are young and disease-free. 2. Cleaning the house or cages very well. Sanitize the water containers and feeding troughs. 3. The interior and exterior of the house of the animals, tools, and equipment must be sprayed with disinfectants. Disinfectants are chemical substances that kill parasites and disease-carrying germs. 4. Preventive measures like vaccination or medicines may be given to the raised animals to prevent them from diseases. 5. Scours or diarrhea may be prevented by adding antibiotics to the drinking water of the animals.

SANITATION & SAFETY PRACTICES in raising animals

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