Dr. Amarjyoti Boro

20/01/2023

Puppy 🐕🐕🐕 vaccination schedule video-1.
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06/01/2023

06/01/2023

এটি সৰুকৈ lunch picnic new year ২০২৩ ।।
Staff enlightenment ।।

05/01/2023

itz about beutiful Nature ❤️❤️

05/01/2023

I've received 200 reactions to my posts in the past 30 days. Thanks for your support. 🙏🤗🎉

15/12/2022

That smile after successful operation 🙏🙏🥰

14/12/2022

Thank you Roshan Dahal for the small interview at my place 🙏🙏🙏
ধন্যবাদ জনাইছো ।।🙏🙏

14/12/2022

Doctor with patients ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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10/12/2022

Early morning Vaccination camp at a small village,💉💉💉🩺🩺
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09/12/2022

Itz Monstar Calf delivery at very critical condition.
Calf couldn't survive but mother is healthy

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08/12/2022

Correction of Uterine prolapse of Rabbit.
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Dnt try at your home by own. Consultant Expect for surgery.

01/11/2022

Delivery Emergency।।
এটি ভাল মূহুৰ্ত।।

31/10/2022

গৰাকীৰ মৰমৰ ৰাজ হাঁহ ।
দুদিন পাছত আৰোগ্য হোৱাত খুবেই সুখী ।।।।❤️

28/10/2022

True friendship: another dogy was barking when treating his friend 🦮🦮🦮

21/10/2022

নিজৰ ঘৰৰ puppy টো সদায় মৰমৰ।
ঘনাই ঘণাই কাহি থকাটো ভাল লক্ষণ নহয়।
আজি তেনে এটি Labrador treatment কৰাৰ মূহুৰ্ত।।🙏🙏
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19/10/2022

কৃত্ৰিম প্ৰজনন কি ?
গাই গৰুক কেনেকৈ কৃত্ৰিম প্ৰজনন কৰা হয়!!
এবাৰ vodeo টো চাওক আৰু জানক কিছু কথা ।।।।🙏🙏।।
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15/10/2022

আফ্ৰিকান ছোৱাইন ফিভাৰ (African Swine Fever) হৈছে নেকি!!!
জানি থওক কেইটামান কথা !!! 🙏🙏🙏

13/10/2022

Know the points of health checkup to a newly purchased puppy 👍🙏🙏

12/10/2022

A beautiful moment of delivery of a indian breed of cow. ❤️❤️

11/10/2022

Know the Disease 👍

06/06/2022

Surgical removal of Mammary Gland Tumour in a dog age about 10 years.

22/05/2022

Theileriosis

Theileriases are a group of tickborne diseases caused by theileria spp. Both theileria and babesia are members of the suborder piroplasmorina. Although babesia are primarily parasites of rbcs, theileria use, successively, wbcs and rbcs for completion of their life cycle in mammalian hosts. The infective sporozoite stage of the parasite is transmitted in the saliva of infected ticks as they feed. Sporozoites invade leukocytes and, within a few days, develop to schizonts. In the most pathogenic species of theileria (eg, t parva and t annulata), parasite multiplication occurs predominantly within the host wbcs, whereas less pathogenic species multiply mainly in rbcs. Development of the schizont stage of pathogenic theileria causes the host wbc to divide; at each cell division, the parasite also divides. Mortality in such stock is relatively low, but introduced cattle are particularly vulnerable. Unlike in babesiosis, in theileriasis there is no evidence of increased resistance in calves

21/05/2022

Seven (7) reasons why your hens are not laying eggs properly:

You might have observed one of the following scinerio in your hens.

- Hen refused to lay after 16 to 25 weeks or more.

- Sudden drop in egg production.

- Laying too small eggs, low quality eggs.

If you have observed such in your hens, here are the 7 possible reasons your chickens are not laying or stop Laying.

1. Low quality Feed:

The importance of quality feed, rich in essential feed ingredients in the right proportion can't be considered.

Poor quality feed will give you poor egg production. In some cases your hens might not lay at all.

Just make sure you get your feed from a reputable feed mill, or better still formulate your own feed.

Chicken feed is where your major expenses goes to, so you don't have to joke with it.

Negligence of quality feed can be very disastrous especially if you are into commercial egg production.

2. Molting Hen don't lay eggs:

Molting is a period of rest and rejuvenation for your hens.

During this period, they will experience a pattern of feather loss along with a cease in egg production.

It can occur at anytime, and it generally last about two months. (especially for local chickens)

So don't panic if your hens don't lay during this period ok.

3. Parasites:

Hen infested with external parasites (mite and lice) or internal parasites (worms) will stop laying.

Mite feed on blood and can cause anemia, while worms will cause a decline in nutrients absorption.

Ensure you follow your medication schedule to deworm regularly, and also use mite powder or spray when mites invade your hens.

Keep away potential parasites carriers like rodents, local Chickens, dogs, etc.

4. Weather Condition:

Extremely hot or cold weather can throw your hens off their laying schedule.

Try to adjust the temperature of your pen and chickens whenever the temperature goes extreme.

During hot whether, increase ventilation, give fresh cool water. You can add some ice cubes, serve them some fruit like water melon, pawpaw, etc.

During cold weather you can warm up your pen and increase light intensity.

5. A Broody Hen doesn't lay eggs:

When a hen goes broody she starts sitting on eggs to hatch them, but she stop laying more eggs.

This can also happen with hybrids like Isa brown, Bovans brown or Golden Comet in a litter system.

Although, if you remove the eggs they will stop Brooding because they are not created to hatch eggs.

They are poor sitters. They are suitable for commercial egg production.

This normally happens when you don't pick their eggs in the nest boxes.

But for good sitters like our backyard hens or local hens, once they go broody it will be difficult to break or stop them. They will stop laying entirely.

6. Not following your vaccination or Medications schedule:

Please vaccinate your chickens against major infections like Newcastle, Gumboro, Fowl pox, Marek, Coryza, etc. Failure to do this will affect your egg production and may lead to death.

7.Other reasons why your hen is not laying may include, old age, illness, trauma, seasonal laying, etc.

27/04/2022

Infectious Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis (IBK, "Pink eye"):

IBK is a highly contagious disease caused by a bacterium Moraxella bovis that can spread rapidly during the summer months. It is more commonly seen in young stock than adults.

Head and nuisance flies can act as mechanical vectors for M. bovis and dust is a risk factor. The pain associated with this condition is more intense in strong sunlight.

Most eye lesions are selected for treatment on the basis of obvious tear-staining of the face which becomes thicker and opaque, matting the lashes and hair of the face. There is marked pain when the eye is exposed to direct sunlight.

The eye lesions are very painful and disrupt grazing patterns causing poor performance and even weight loss. Lesions in both eyes cause temporary blindness and the affected animals tend to wander aimlessly about.

Clinical Signs

▪tear-staining of the face
▪pus matting the lashes and hair of the face
▪conjunctivitis
▪corneal ulceration
▪pain when the eye is exposed to direct sunlight

Spontaneous recovery may occur in mild cases three to five days after clinical signs are first observed, and is complete two weeks later. In severe cases, ulceration may progress to corneal perforation (rupture of the eye).

The main differential diagnoses your veterinary practitioner will consider include

• foreign bodies (e.g. grass awns) within the conjunctival sac, bovine iritis
• infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR).

Prompt treatment is essential.

Topical ophthalmic antibiotic cream containing cloxacillin is commonly used. Antibiotic injection (e.g. with penicillin or oxytetracycline) into the conjunctiva around the upper part of the globe can be very effective but is difficult to achieve in fractious cattle and requires good restraint. Injection into the upper eyelid conjunctiva is commonly used but this technique will not give residual antibiotic levels in the eye and relies on leakage onto the cornea from the injection site. This technique has no advantage over injection into the muscle except for the lower antibiotic dose.

When subconjunctival or topical treatment is not practical then a single dose of long acting oxytetracycline or florfenicol, have been reported to be effective (but more expensive).

In severe cases vets can suture the eyelids together under local anaesthesia around the eyelids to block the nerve supply. The sutures must not contact the cornea and are removed after two weeks.

Temporary adhesive eye patches can also be used to provide protection from environmental conditions. Severely affected cattle should be housed with ready access to food and water.

Injection of all at-risk cattle with a single intramuscular dose of long-acting oxytetracycline could be considered in severe epidemics but there are no supporting field data.

Prevention and Control

Outbreaks of IBK may occur after the introduction of purchased stock therefore, whenever possible, all new stock should be managed separately as one group away from the main herd. Fly control using ear tags and pour-on insecticides is never absolute and repeated treatments prove costly. Development of immunity following infection is variable.

19/01/2022

- Your family doesn't know how much difficulties and pressure you go through in your daily life or in your business.

- And your job does not know the circumstances of your life and your home.
- Your friends, loved ones and loved ones will not understand the size of the new and old responsibilities that are above you.

- And your partner is always waiting for love and support from you, and he will not understand the amount of pressure you go through no matter how much you talk and explain to him/her

In conclusion, no one feels about you but yourself.. No one will understand what you're going through and don't appreciate.

Keep going .. Struggle .. Killer ..

GOD is best helper 🤲

14/01/2022

🔲𝗖𝗢𝗖𝗖𝗜𝗗𝗜𝗢𝗦𝗜𝗦✍︎✍︎

➪𝗢𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗡𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀:- Avian Coccidiosis 🐓

Coccidiosis is the clinical illness caused by infection with the protozoan parasite genus 𝗘𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮 (𝗖𝗼𝗰𝗰𝗶𝗱𝗶𝗮).
Most of these parasites invade the chicken’s intestinal tract, but some invade other organs, such as the liver and kidney.
Chickens become infected by ingesting sporulated oocysts (coccidia "eggs") from the surrounding environment.

▪️When chickens are exposed to Eimeria early on, as long as there are not excessive levels present in the environment, they will usually develop a natural immunity, without any treatment necessary. However, if their immune system is lowered due to infection with another disease, stress, or exposure to a new species of Eimeria, they may develop coccidiosis. Large numbers of Eimeria cause damage to the bird's intestinal lining, resulting in leakage of proteins, including plasma into the bowel. This causes a disruption of digestive processes or nutrient absorption, dehydration, anemia, and increased susceptibility to other disease agents.

⭕𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗶𝗴𝗻𝘀

One of the first signs of coccidiosis is
➪ reduced feed and water consumption,
➪ resulting in slower growth.
➪The bird will be less active and often goes off on their own and appears hunched up with ruffled feathers.
➪Other signs include a change in the appearance of their droppings, which may be runny and an off-color, or tinged with blood.

𝗗𝗮𝗶𝗴𝗻𝗼𝘀𝗶𝘀🧪
Coccidiosis is diagnosed in chickens through a f***l test on the chicken's droppings. Eimeria eggs can be identified when the f***s is looked at with a microscope. A Complete Blood Count (CBC) may show decreased red blood cell and total protein level counts in affected birds.

𝗧𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 💊💉

Treatment of coccidiosis involves several important components:
𝗔𝗺𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗼𝗰𝗰𝗶𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁:- . It is initially important to control the coccidia with an anticoccidial agent such as amprolium or toltrazuril, in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations.

𝗔𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗯𝗶𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗰𝘀:- It is important to control secondary bacterial growth by concurrently administering antimicrobials such as tylosin or amoxicillin. When coccidiosis damages the intestinal wall, it leaves the bird more at risk of developing secondary infections, such as necrotic enteritis.

𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗲 :- It is very important to keep the bird hydrated and comfortable. Environmental/Management Changes. Slow down oocyst sporulation within the environment where birds live by regularly cleaning the area where chickens live, by removal of the f***s and soiled bedding, ensuring it is kept dry (perhaps install better drainage or roof to prevent rain), and/or rotate birds to different areas often. Do not overcrowd birds

09/01/2022

All dog breeds have a third eyelid or “nictitating membrane.” Stationed in the lower eyelid, its purpose is to offer additional protection for a dog’s eyes.

The accompanying tear gland supplies a significant amount of moisture to the eye. If it becomes pr*****ed, it protrudes out of the bottom or corner of the dog’s eye.

The swollen area appears red and inflamed—the primary symptom of cherry eye—and where the name originates.

It’s important to note that dogs who suffered from cherry eye once are more susceptible to another occurrence. This includes a propensity to experience the condition in the other eye.

A major concern is that extended or recurring cases of cherry eye can lead to long-term eye problems, such as tear film problems and conjunctivitis.

Causes of cherry eye. There is likely a genetic predisposition, but it can happen in any breed. It is generally seen in young animals and is uncommon after the age of two.