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  • Which country/place is most advanced in veterinary medicine field? and Why?

    56
    2023-03-18 11:25:45
  • What are the most common skin problems encountered in dogs in your practice?

    62
    2023-03-09 15:54:50
  • Severe bleeding from the uterus of large animals may be controlled by

    65
    2023-02-25 19:12:55
  • Drug of choice for trichomoniasis in cattle

    40
    2023-02-13 16:27:52
  • Client education

    Baris kaptan

    1.Pet owners first of all do not understand the importance of having more detailed information about the animals they live with. The more knowledge they have, the less they pay for the clinic. I don't know, when they answer, they pay more test fee. 2. They choose the animals they decide to live with not according to their character, but according to their appearance. As time passes, they realize that character is what matters, but it's too late. 3. They realize that clinic visits and prophylactic medicine for regular check-ups are cheaper after their animals get sick.

    1
    2023-01-30 08:46:46
  • Ranitidine and ondansentron

    43
    2023-01-24 12:57:00
  • What is the only microorganism capable of parasitizing platelets?

    14
    2023-01-19 16:28:25
  • The word “Exposure triad” is associated with the following poisoning condition

    16
    2023-01-18 12:24:48
  • Low land abortion or Marsh land abortion is due to

    34
    2022-12-23 07:07:35
  • What are the symptoms of toxoplasmosis

    Safa  Hesham

    It has symptoms in many organs In GIT ( vomiting, daihhrea, abdominal pain) In eye (uveitis) In lung (pneumonia) Also affect CNS (seizures, paralysis)

    7
    2022-11-19 14:54:06
  • Ringworm in dogs

    Dr.Rashid Manzoor

    Mainly there are many hairless patches on the skin, but in some cases one may observe some hairs growing in the centre of these hairless patches. Through UV lamp one can see the reflection of UV rays give a greenish colour which help you in diagnosis. Also the when you pluck hairs, they are broken down. Dull haircoat etc.

    4
    2022-11-05 09:39:37
  • How do I prevent my rabbit from getting myxomatosis

    Jeremiah mark

    Thus the only way to prevent infection is to protect your pet rabbits from biting insects such as fleas and mosquitoes. Put mosquito netting around your rabbit's hutch even if indoors (this will help to prevent flystrike as well).

    4
    2022-09-30 18:34:55
  • What is the prevention and treatment of grass tetany in cow

    Jeremiah mark

    Prevention: Graze grass-legume pastures first in the spring. Cases of grass tetany are seldom seen when legumes are included in pastures. Graze heifers, stockers, and dry cows on high-risk pastures

    4
    2022-09-30 18:34:17
  • Avian paramyxovirus in pigeons

    Jeremiah mark

    houses and using good hygiene and biosecurity practices. Treatment of secondary bacterial infections with antibiotics has had some success. PMV-3 appears to spread slowly.

    4
    2022-09-30 18:33:33
  • Bovine babesiosis (tick fever)

    Edward Mark

    can be treated with an antiparasitic drug. Treatment is most likely to be successful if the disease is diagnosed early; it may fail if the animal has been weakened by anemia

    4
    2022-09-30 17:50:56
  • Swine Dysentry

    Edward Mark

    Swine Dysentery (SD) is a severe mucohaemorhagic enteric disease of pigs caused by Brachyspira hyodysenteriae, which has a large impact on pig production and causes important losses due to mortality and sub-optimal performance.

    4
    2022-09-30 17:50:13
  • African swine fever

    Jeremiah mark

    African swine fever is a highly contagious and deadly viral disease affecting both domestic and feral swine of all ages. ASF is not a threat to human health and cannot be transmitted from pigs to humans. It is not a food safety issue. ASF is found in countries around the world.

    4
    2022-09-30 16:16:27
  • Equine Viral Arteritis

    Bobby samson

    Equine viral arteritis (EVA) is a reportable, highly contagious disease associated with sporadic outbreaks of acute respiratory disease and abortion in horses. EVA is a disease syndrome characterized by a wide variety of clinical signs.

    4
    2022-09-30 16:30:22
  • White spot disease

    Jeremiah mark

    Using the pipette add 1ml of White Spot Control for every 9 litres (2 gals) of water. Alternatively, add 1 capful (4ml) of White Spot Control for every 36 litres (8 gals) of water. Use half the normal dose when adding to tanks containing sharks, loaches, & other sensitive or light scaled fish.

    5
    2022-09-30 16:15:37
  • Preventive measures of ticks in Dog

    Frank John

    Keep Dog(s) Indoors While you do have to take your dog outside a few times a day, it is probably not a good idea to allow him to stay outside for extended periods during the height of tick season. Preventing your dog from roaming through wooded areas where ticks are likely to be lying in wait is a very effective way of keeping your pet safe from exposure, but you will still have to check your dog over thoroughly, even after short walks through grass and brush

    4
    2022-09-30 16:05:32
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