Veterinary

14/08/2022

Macro photography of a flea. In the image you can see its eye, part of the antenna (next to the eye) and the genal comb; those well-differentiated structures like blades on the face.

Macro photography of a flea. In the image you can see its eye, part of the antenna (next to the eye) and the genal comb; those well-differentiated structures like blades on the face.

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28/07/2022

THURSDAY, July 21, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- Feeding raw meat to your dog may spread antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to researchers who studied the p**p of dogs fed these diets.

What did the British scientists find? Dogs who were fed raw meat were more likely to shed antibiotic-resistant Escherichia coliin their f***s.

Meanwhile, past research has found that daily interactions between dogs and their owners have the potential to spread bacteria.

"We know humans and animals share bacteria with one another, so what we find in your pet may well also be in you," said Kristen Reyher, a professor of veterinary epidemiology and population health at the University of Bristol Veterinary School and a co-author on the research.

"Pet owners should be encouraged to practice good hygiene and not feeding raw food to your dog can be part of this," Reyher said in a university news release. "We can all do our part to decrease antibiotic resistance and its terrible effects on both human and animal health."

For pet owners, that might mean not feeding their dogs raw meat or, if they do, taking extra precautions when handling the meat and using more caution when cleaning up dog p**p.

SOURCE: University of Bristol, news release, July 20, 2022

13/06/2022

cats can manage and cover their pain and suffering very well
keep this pain scale in your clinic to help you in your dicision

10/06/2022

Vaccine Reactions
Clinicians play a role in prevention of disease and protection of animal and public health. Proper immunization has led to decreased incidence of many diseases.1 Although the benefits of vaccines far outweigh the risks, clinicians should be aware of risks and know how to manage potential adverse effects. Adverse effects should be reported to the vaccine manufacturer and other pertinent organizations (eg, US Department of Agriculture Center for Veterinary Biologics

10/06/2022

Introduction to Dentistry, Diagnostics & Extractions. Diagnostics in small animal dentistry, clinical and radiographic assessment of oral and dental structures, using and filling-in dental charts for dogs and cats.

13/05/2022

Very interesting

Have you ever had those itty bitty vein problems when you REALLY need to take a blood glucose reading from a neonate (without butchering their toe beans!).. then grab your phone, turn the light on and place it under the limb.

The vein highway lights up and you can insert the tiny 29G insulin needle to get a drop of blood within seconds! This also works really well when placing IVs in rabbit ears or anything small.

Now there is no more desperate attempts made in vain! Sorry, vein 😉

(This is the medial aspect of the neonatal kittens hind leg)