Mvet Ghana

Mvet Ghana Veterinary home services within Greater Accra Region, Ghana at the comfort of home with affordable and professional treat. veterinary home services

Is your male dog due for a visit to the vet? Consider an orchiectomy, or neutering, as an option for his health and well...
07/03/2023

Is your male dog due for a visit to the vet? Consider an orchiectomy, or neutering, as an option for his health and well-being. Here are the top 5 reasons why:
1. Prevention of testicular cancer, which can be deadly.
2. Reduction of aggressive and dominant behavior, making him a happier and safer pet.
3. Elimination of the risk of testicular torsion, a painful and potentially fatal condition.
4. Decreased likelihood of wandering and getting into fights with other dogs.
5. Overall improvement in his quality of life, including potential health benefits such as reduced risk of prostate issues. Talk to your vet to determine if orchiectomy is right for your furry friend.

Happy Independence Day, Ghana! Today marks the anniversary of Ghana's independence from British colonial rule in 1957. I...
06/03/2023

Happy Independence Day, Ghana! Today marks the anniversary of Ghana's independence from British colonial rule in 1957. It is a day to celebrate the country's rich cultural heritage and the strides it has made toward progress and development. It is also a day to reflect on the challenges that still lie ahead and how we can work together to achieve a brighter future for all Ghanaians. Let us use this occasion to renew our commitment to building a strong, prosperous, and inclusive Ghana. Happy Independence Day!

25/06/2022

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Surra The cause of disease comes from the bite of the tsetse fly which is carrying the trypanosomes, they act a biological vector (carrier of the parasite or disease) If an infected tsetse fly bites your dog, the parasites are transmitted in the saliva to the wound The insect also deposits infected feces on your pet’s skin and combined with the bite it aggravates the bite site causing irritation and scratching which only makes it worse by spreading the irritant around and pushing it into the open skin  Trypanosomes can also be spread by other various biting flies, for example, the horse flies (Tabanidae)  Mechanical vectors can include surgical instruments, needles, and syringes that have been contaminated with infected matter or flies landing on them

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