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🍔 Food and diet can be a major cause of yeast overgrowth in dogs. Fortunately, you can also use food to reduce yeast pop...
28/04/2023

🍔 Food and diet can be a major cause of yeast overgrowth in dogs.

Fortunately, you can also use food to reduce yeast populations.

👉 Try these yeast-fighting foods:

KALE & BROCCOLI: sources of antioxidants that also support the immune system.

ACV: supports the normal detoxification of yeast.

PUMPKIN SEEDS: a natural source of vitamin E (and they’re also a great solution for intestinal worms).

TURMERIC: supports the normal detoxifcation of yeast.

GARLIC: supports a healthy liver and gut function, which is important for yeast die-off.

GINGER: support gut health and liver function.

MCT OIL: contains caprylic acid that helps support the normal detoxification of yeast.

CHLORELLA: supports the body from exposure to heavy metal or environmental toxins.

KELP: rich in iodine. Yeast can be linked to hypothyroidism and iodine can help balance the thyroid gland.

👉 Read more about how to support a dog with yeast overgrowth:
https://fourleafrover.com/blogs/natural-health/what-to-feed-a-dog-with-yeast-infection

🐐 KIDDING COMPLICATIONS FOR PYGMY GOATS 🐐Most pygmy goats give birth without problems, but occasionally you may encount...
01/07/2022

🐐 KIDDING COMPLICATIONS FOR PYGMY GOATS 🐐

Most pygmy goats give birth without problems, but occasionally you may encounter one that experiences difficulty when trying to deliver kids. When your pygmy goat experiences a difficult birth, called dystocia, prompt action is essential in order to save the lives of both mother and kids. Know what to look for when identifying potential kidding complications in pygmy goats, so you can get help for your doe and its babies as soon as possible.

Kidding Basics:
The key to being able to identify kidding complications in your pygmy goat is to know what happens in a normal labor and delivery. Prior to labor, for 12 to 36 hours, your pygmy doe may become restless, stand-offish, clingy or distracted as it experiences hormone fluctuations and mild uterine contractions. Active labor, characterized by intense, painful contractions, begins with the appearance of blood-streaked mucus or a small, fluid-filled sac and ends with the delivery of the newborn kids -- front feet first -- one at a time. This active labor typically lasts less than two hours in an uncomplicated delivery. Your pygmy doe passes the placenta within 12 to 24 hours of delivery.

Features:
One of the most common signs of kidding complications in pygmy goats is prolonged pushing without results. During an uncomplicated birth, your pygmy doe should generally be able to deliver the first kid within 60 minutes of starting to push. A doe experiencing birthing complications may push for hours without any results at all. At other times, the doe may push enough that you’re able to see the kid’s hooves, but then labor stalls. This prolonged pushing may develop from any number of complications, including tangled kids, excessively large kids, improper kid positioning in the uterus or birth canal, and blockage of the birth canal by a dead kid. As a rule of thumb, if your pygmy doe pushes for more than two hours without delivering a kid, then it is probably experiencing kidding complications. Inject Oxytocin for immediate delivery ....

Oxytocin Injection Indications
Because of the specific action of oxytocin upon the uterine musculature, it is recommended as an aid in the management of the following conditions:

1) To precipitate labor.

2) To accelerate normal parturition.

3) Postpartum evacuation of uterine debris.

4) Postoperative contraction of the uterus following a cesarean section and control of uterine hemorrhage.

Oxytocin will contract the smooth muscle cells of the mammary gland to induce milk let-down if the udder is in a proper physiological state.

Note: Oxytocin will not induce milk let-down unless the udder is in the proper physiological state.

Store at controlled room temperature.

Do Not Freeze.

UBROLEXINIndicated for the treatment of clinical mastitis in lactating cows caused by bacteria susceptible to the associ...
01/07/2022

UBROLEXIN
Indicated for the treatment of clinical mastitis in lactating cows caused by bacteria susceptible to the association of cephalexin monohydrate and kanamycin monosulfate such as Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus chromogenes, Staphylococcus hyecus, Streptococcus agalactiae, Streptococcus and dystreococcus.

10 g intramammary syringe.

Each 10 g of the intramammary syringe contains:
Cephalexin monohydrate ....... 200 mg
Kanamycin monosulfate ... 100,000 IU

By intramammary route in lactating cows. Treat the infected room (s) twice, with a 24-hour interval between each treatment. Use the entire contents of one syringe per treated room for each treatment. Each syringe should be used only once. Before infusion, perform the complete udder milking, cleaning and disinfecting the teats and taking the necessary precautions to avoid contamination of the injector nozzle.
Cattle: Slaughter: slaughter of animals treated with this product should only be carried out 10 days after the last application. Milk: the milk of animals treated with this product must not be destined for human consumption until five days after the last application of this product.


• Efficient antibiotic association against the main microorganisms that cause bovine mastitis;
• Excellent distribution in the udder;
• Convenience of administering two tubes 24 hours apart - less treatment error, less manipulation of the ceiling, less chance of contamination;
• Imported product

HOW TO ACHIEVE A 100% SUCCESSFUL VACCINTION.1. Ensure the birds are in perfect Health condition BEFORE administering vac...
01/07/2022

HOW TO ACHIEVE A 100% SUCCESSFUL VACCINTION.

1. Ensure the birds are in perfect Health condition BEFORE administering vaccines

2. Stop /withdraw the administration of drugs 1-2 days before vaccination

3. For large farms; all attendants will need to be present to dispense the drinking cans and retrieve the exhausted cans as soon as possible.

4. Starve birds of water for 1-2 hours, depending on the age of the birds and humidity of the environment. Older birds may be starved longer than the above hours.

5. Sufficient drinking cans should be made available preferably one (1) drinking can to 10-15 birds. This is the most important part of vaccination. Some farmers will allege that the vaccine failed when they start noticing twisted neck (NEWCASTLE) in their farms. This may be due to inability of birds to access drinking cans OR birds had gone through stress conditions during vaccination.

6. Make sure all is set before removing the vaccine bottle from the ice/cooler/fridge to reduce exposure time.

7. Try to use the vaccines as soon as possible as the vaccines are reconstituted, delay may lead to decrease in the titre. Time sequence of vaccination should be accurate.

8. Watch out for birds that are reluctant to drink from the water cans, hold them gently and dip their beak into the water can to taste of the vaccine

9. Wash /rinse water cans before reusing

10. Throw away the used vaccination bottle far away from the farm.

11. Immediately after vaccination, administer plain water (without drugs)

12. Subsequently, administer vitamins to ease stress and to boost immunomodulation.

HOW TO PREVENT VACCINE FAILURE

*STORAGE AND TRANSPORT: buy your vaccine from reliable and reputable Vet Shop which has refrigeration facilities. Live Vaccines are normally stored at a temperature of +2°C to +8°C. They should neither be frozen in a freezer nor stored above +8°C. When transporting, the same temperature should be maintained. Transportation in a flask with ice is good.

*CHECK EXPIRING DATE: Ensure vaccines are not expired by confirming the date on the vial before purchase

*DON’T VACCINATE SICK BIRDS: the immune system of a sick bird is weak and cannot satisfactorily withstand a vaccine, let alone develop immunity against the disease. Vaccination of a sick bird can precipitate the disease it is intended to prevent. Sick birds should therefore be allowed to recover before vaccination.

*Don't use chemicals or detergents to wash the equipment and drinkers that are to be used for the vaccination exercise. Because the residue if these chemicals inactivate the vaccine.

*Use boiled water to sterilize drinkers before use.

*VACCINES ADMINISTERED VIA DRINKING WATER should be opened under the water into which it is to be mixed. This is because vaccines are normally vaccum sealed. When opened in the air they may draw contaminated air into the container or the vial.

*Whenever necessary, deworming should be carried out one week prior to vaccination.

*Do not expose vaccines to direct sun light.

*Never mix two different vaccines together. Give an interval of two to three days between one vaccine and another.

*Do not vaccinate under high temperature as it affects vaccine potency. Vaccination should be carried out during cooler periods of the day. Heat sources in brooder house may be temporarily turned off except when the weather is too cold.

*Avoid stress during vaccination; stress is a well documented and proven immunosuppressant. During stress the plasma corticosteroid level increases significantly, which result in a severe protein catabolism (break down of protein), resulting in reduced protection of antibodies in the body (poor antibody titres).

*FEED: Feed also plays a very important role directly or indirectly in the development of immunity. Birds fed with well balanced diet will respond better. Feed should be analysed from time to time for the presence of MYCOTOXINS.

*For administration of correct dose ACTUAL WATER Consumption must be known prior to vaccination day.

*Supply sufficient drinkers and even distribution of the drinkers.

*Discontinue and stop the use of any medication at least 48hours before the vaccination.

*Reconstitute vaccines in a smaller quantity of water before adding it to the drinking.

*Use only skimmed milk for Vaccines. Avoid using powdered milk during vaccination. SKIMMED MILK ACTS AS A PROTEIN SOURCE AND THE VACCINE VIRUS ATTACHES TO IT. Any powdered milk apart from skimmed milk contains 9% or 10% fat, and this fat aggregates on or near the surface of the container (due to light weight of the fat) where vaccine is mixed, leading to the development of different concentration zones of the vaccine in the container.

Note: the higher the skimmed milk concentration, the better the suspension of vaccine in the water.

*After adding the skimmed milk, wait 10mins for complete chlorine neutralization before opening the Vail of the vaccine under the surface of the water.

*Left over vaccine must be properly buried

VOLUME OF WATER AND DOSE USED

AGE LITRES/2000 BIRDS No.OF VAIL

1-2wks. 8. 2vails of 1000doses
3-6wks. 10. 2Vails of 1000doses
7-10wks. 12. 2vails of 1000doses
11-15wks. 14. 2vails of 1000doses
16above 16. 2vails of 1000doses.

DIFFERENT VACCINATION ROUTES.

1. Intra Ocular route -- vaccines dropped in the eyes of the bird

2. Intra nasal route -- vaccines done by instillation. To achieve this; close one of the nostrils and drop the vaccine in the open one, the bird will inhale it immediately .

3. Oral route: this is also known as drinking water administration.

4. Injection; vaccines are injected intramuscularly or subcutaneously .

5. Wing web punctures or Stab; this method is used to administer fowl pox vaccines.

6. Aerosol Administration: this method is mostly used in hatcheries. Vaccines are being sprayed on the birds.

Larocop 100mlA sterile, blue aqueous, multidose suspension for injection containing Copper 20mg/ml as a copper methionat...
01/07/2022

Larocop 100ml

A sterile, blue aqueous, multidose suspension for injection containing Copper 20mg/ml as a copper methionate complex.

Larocop is indicated for the prevention and treatment of copper deficiency and clinical conditions associated with copper deficiency in cattle and sheep.

To maintain normal copper levels in lactating dairy cattle.

The dosage and frequency of therapy required upon the clinical condition and copper status of the animal as assessed by blood and liver levels, both before and after therapy and after consultation with a Veterinary Surgeon.

This is particularly relevant to sheep as certain breeds of sheep are sensitive to copper toxicity. The copper status on farms may change from year to year; it is therefore recommended that random samples of serum are periodically checked to see if the deficiency still exists. The suggested dose rate is 20 mg copper per 50 kg live weight - maximum 120 mg copper. The following is given as a guide to dosage.

Lambs : 0.5 ml
Ewes : 2 ml
Calves : 1-2 ml
Cows : 4-6 ml

DISBUDDING is the term used when the “buds” or tiny “horns” are removed. Dehorning is a term used typically for when hor...
01/07/2022

DISBUDDING is the term used when the “buds” or tiny “horns” are removed. Dehorning is a term used typically for when horns are removed from older goats, but essentially, when you disbud your goat, you are preventing their horns from growing.

Age considerations:

Disbudding of young kids may be preferable to dehorning rather than adult goats.

Kids should be disbudded at two to seven days old, because if the rapid growth of the horn bud.

In adult goats, dehorning exposes the frontal sinuses, haemorrhage can be severe and the time for the sinuses to close can be prolonged (months in some animals).

Xylazine Or Use of local anaesthesia:

A cornual nerve block may be used for disbudding of goats. The nerve supply to the horn region in the goat is from the cornual branches of the lachrymal (zygomatioctemporal) and infratrochlear nerves. Both of these must be blocked prior to dehorning.
Administration of a sedative (0.1-0.2 mg/kg xylazine, intravenously or intramuscularly) is recommended to facilitate restraint and the nerve blocking procedure.

NOTE: Due to their small bodyweight it is easy to overdose kids with local anaesthetics. Dilution of lidocaine to 0.5% (rather than the standard 2% is recommended if local anaesthesia is to be used for dehorning young kids; this allows 1 ml (preferred) to 2 ml (maximum) of the diluted solution to be used at each of the nerve blocking sites.

If using inhalation anaesthesia it is important to ensure that the oxygen has been switched off and the facemask removed from the animal before a hot iron is applied to the horn area.

And then inject Amoxicillin Antibiotics like other farms using Medicines after Disbudding & Dehorning in their goats.

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