Veterinary service addis

19/08/2024

Real pictures.

15/03/2024

A cow aborted 5 month aged twin female calves a day ago. Today I was called to remove the retained placenta. I pulled the abnormal structure, only a head with umblicus like extension.I was shocked for som time. According to the owner of the cow the earlier aborted twins heads are similar to this head structure. I couldn't have the pictures of the aborted calves because they were removed. Anything???

02/03/2024

Infectious foot rot

02/03/2024

02/03/2024

VETERINARY HAZARDS

1. Zoonotic diseases: Veterinarians in Ethiopia may be at risk of contracting zoonotic diseases, which are diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. Ethiopia has a diverse range of animal species, and veterinarians who work closely with animals may be exposed to diseases such as rabies, brucellosis, anthrax, and avian influenza.

2. Limited resources: Ethiopia, like many developing countries, may face challenges in terms of limited resources for veterinary care. Veterinarians may have limited access to essential equipment, diagnostic tools, medications, and vaccines. This can make it more challenging to provide optimal care for animals and may also impact the safety and well-being of the veterinarians themselves.

3. Remote and rural locations: Ethiopia has a large rural population and a significant number of livestock. Veterinarians working in rural areas may face additional risks due to limited infrastructure, difficult terrain, and lack of access to emergency veterinary services. They may also need to travel long distances to reach their patients, which can be physically demanding and increase exposure to various hazards.

4. Occupational hazards: Like in any country, veterinarians in Ethiopia may be exposed to occupational hazards such as animal bites, scratches, and kicks. Handling large animals or working with aggressive or frightened animals can increase the risk of injury. Additionally, veterinarians may also be exposed to chemicals, anesthetic gases, and radiation during their work, which can pose health risks if proper safety measures are not in place.

5. Lack of veterinary regulations: Ethiopia's veterinary sector may face challenges related to the lack of comprehensive veterinary regulations and enforcement. This can lead to issues such as unqualified individuals practicing veterinary medicine, substandard vet. drugs or products, and inadequate monitoring of animal health and welfare .

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02/11/2023

Grain engorgement (acidosis) _ a cow fed with high amount of very finely textured barley flour and drunk high amount of water. As a result the cow got bloating. More than 12 liters of fluid removed and other therapies are continued. One of my today's cases. Ayer Tena natran area Addis Ababa.

22/10/2023

Big Mass of rope and synthetic leather from rumen of a cow. Bethel area Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Oct 15/2023

06/07/2023

ዛይላዚን የተባለ መድሀኒት ፈረሶች ህክምና ለማድረግ የሚያስችል ማደንዘዣ/sedative ሲሆን በተለይም ቀዶ ህክምና እና ሌሎች ህክምናዎች ለማድረግ የፈረሶችን እንቅስቅሴ የምንገታበት ነው። ይህ መድሀኒት ዛሬ ላይ ስልጣኔ ተብሎ ለሰው ልጅ ከአደንዛዥ እፆች ጋር በመቀላቀል በመርፌ ሲሰጥ ክቡር የሰው ልጅ ሰውነት ተበሳስቶና በስብሶ ህይወት እየቀጠፈ ነው። ።።።።እንስሳት እየሰለጠኑ ሰው የሚሰራቸውን ስራዎች በሚሰሩበት ዘመን የሰው ልጅ እንደዚህ መሆኑ ያሳዝናል........በዶ/ር ስለሺ በ