One Health Nepal - OHN

27/03/2026

The primary function of a rabbit's scent glands is territorial communication. Rabbits use these glands to leave unique chemical markers that signal ownership, social status, and individual identity to other rabbits.

Inguinal (Ge***al) Glands:
Identification: These glands convey specific information about a rabbit's individual identity and s*x.

Reproductive Signaling: They release pheromones that signal s*xual readiness and maturity to potential mates.
Offspring Recognition: Mother rabbits (does) mark their kits with inguinal secretions to recognize them and distinguish them from "strange" kits from other colonies.

14/03/2026

One Health Nepal (OHN) extends its heartfelt congratulations to all the Veterinary Doctors who have successfully passed the XXV NLEV 2082 examination conducted by the Nepal Veterinary Council.
We commend your dedication and perseverance, and wish you continued success in your professional journey and contributions to animal health and public well-being.

13/03/2026

FRIDAY FACT!

Horses are the most susceptible domestic species to tetanus, a frequently fatal disease caused by 𝑪𝒍𝒐𝒔𝒕𝒓𝒊𝒅𝒊𝒖𝒎 𝒕𝒆𝒕𝒂𝒏𝒊. The bacterium enters the body through wounds, where it produces a potent neurotoxin that blocks inhibitory nerve signals, resulting in severe muscle stiffness, painful spasms, and characteristic lockjaw. Mortality rates in horses can reach up to 80%, making tetanus one of the most dangerous infectious diseases affecting this species. Effective prevention through routine vaccination and prompt, proper wound care is therefore essential. This highlights the importance of One Health awareness in protecting animal health and preventing avoidable losses.

03/03/2026

🔔 NLEV Mock Test – Exam Link (Mock Test 3)

The 3rd NLEV Mock Test by One Health Nepal is now live! 🐾✏️
If you're serious about clearing NLEV, this is your next checkpoint.

👉 Mock Test 3 Exam Link:
https://forms.gle/EqjKxN2266rWDf1m7

What this test will help you with:
✅ High-quality, NLEV-pattern questions
✅ Practical, exam-level difficulty
✅ Time management practice
✅ Spot weak subjects before the final exam
✅ Improve precision and clinical thinking

Don’t just attempt it — analyze your mistakes and fix them.
Every mock you take now reduces stress on the real exam day. 💪🩺

Stay consistent. Stay disciplined. Success follows preparation.

Best wishes to all future veterinarians! 🐶🐄

27/02/2026

FRIDAY FACT!

Paracetamol (acetaminophen) is highly toxic to cats because they possess a severe genetic deficiency in UDP-glucuronosyltransferase (UGT), specifically the enzyme UGT1A6. This enzyme is essential for Phase II liver metabolism, which detoxifies compounds by conjugating them with glucuronic acid.
Clinical Signs of Toxicity
Methemoglobinemia: Brown-colored blood and mucous membranes (gums/tongue turn brown or blue-brown).
Respiratory Distress: Tachypnoea (rapid breathing) and dyspnea (difficulty breathing).
Edema: Swelling of the face and paws.
General Signs: Vomiting, lethargy, anorexia, and hypothermia.
Jaundice: Yellowing of the skin/eyes (icterus
Symptoms typically appear within 1–4 hours of ingestion:

21/02/2026

One Health Nepal extends its warmest birthday wishes to our Spokesperson, Mr. Aman Kumar Poudel .
We sincerely wish him good health, continued success, and many impactful and productive days ahead. May the coming year bring new opportunities, greater achievements, and continued excellence in all his endeavors.
Happy Birthday! 🎉

20/02/2026

OHN GRAND FAREWELL & WELCOME PROGRAMME 2082

With deep respect and heartfelt pride, we bid farewell to the inspiring 8th Batch and extend a warm welcome to the promising 13th Batch into the OHN family. Today we celebrate legacy, leadership, and new beginnings — honoring the journey behind us and the future ahead.

The program was conducted under the presidency of Sabin Bohora, with Chief Guest Prof. Dr. Pushkar Pal, Special Guests Prof. Dr. Manoj Shah and Asst. Prof. Dr. Shekhar Pokhrel and Guests Dr. Prajwol Dhakal and Dr. Suman Koirala.

Special appreciation to our valued sponsors: St.xavier institute and Access Education Network.

Heartfelt thanks to all respected seniors, teachers, and mentors whose guidance continues to shape the OHN spirit.

Once OHN, Always OHN.

19/02/2026

Are We Creating the Next Pandemic on Our Plates?
Is “local chicken” really safer?
Why are antibiotics slowly losing their power?
Are we unknowingly helping dangerous bacteria become stronger?
In this powerful episode of The Deep Talk, Veterinary Epidemiologist Dr. Surendra Karki explains the hidden crisis of antibiotic resistance and what it means for Nepal.

🧬 The truth about Local vs. Broiler meat
🦠 The real risk of bird flu and future pandemics
💊 How overuse of antibiotics in humans and animals affects us all
This is not fear. This is science.

At One Health Nepal, we believe human, animal, and environmental health are connected. What happens on farms and in clinics today shapes the health of our families tomorrow.

🎥 Watch. Learn. Think. Share.
Because prevention starts with awareness.

70 million people died from COVID-19, but that was only 1% of the world. What happens if a virus with a 50% mortality rate hits Nepal?. In this premiere epis...

17/02/2026

One Health Nepal successfully conducted the PPR Vaccination Program on 2082/11/04 at BMC-20, Chandranagar.

A total of 68 goats were vaccinated, contributing to the prevention and control of Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) and promoting animal health at the community level.

We sincerely appreciate the dedication of all participating students and supporters who made this program a success.

15/02/2026

📢 NOTICE

🩺 PPR Vaccination Program

One Health Nepal (OHN) is organizing a PPR Vaccination Program as per the following schedule:

📅 Date: 2082/11/04
⏰ Time: 3:30 PM
📍 Venue: BMC-20, Chandranagar

All selected students are requested to be present at the venue on time. Participants must come properly dressed in apron and shoes.

For further queries, please contact:
📞 Saket Kr. Tiwari – 9806855891

13/02/2026

The pattern of ridges and creases on a nose is unique, just like a human fingerprint.
It remains stable throughout life.

Used for identification purposes in some kennel clubs and veterinary records.

The surface is normally moist due to mucus secretion, which helps in scent detection

10/02/2026

Honored to be part of the Youth Dialogue on AMR, Zoonotic Diseases, and the One Health Approach organized by WFF Nepal , held on 7 February 2026..

We are proud to highlight that Ms. Suprima Dahal , Vice President of OHN, served as a panelist and thoughtfully shared her perspectives while addressing audience queries.

On behalf of One Health Nepal (OHN), Mr. Saket Tiwari shared how youth are actively contributing to combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and zoonotic diseases through a collaborative One Health approach.

Our team also showcased posters and creative artworks reflecting youth commitment to safer agrifood systems and public health.