Dr-David Kibaria

09/10/2023

09/10/2023

09/10/2023

vet come and treat my puppies

07/10/2023

lovely pet

20/08/2023

is farming profitable? yes and no, will discuss

06/08/2023

Beware of engaging with Point of Sale (POS) agents like those from Digiplus Africa or Corepoint, as my recent experience has been nothing short of a nightmare. An individual representing themselves as a salesperson called Charles approached me, promoting their software for my businesses. Despite my reservations, I was convinced by their pitch and we reached an agreement involving a down payment and subsequent installments for my two shops. Little did I know, this would lead to a series of unfortunate events that have made me question the viability of entrepreneurship.

After the agreement was finalized, the salesperson promptly deleted all of my data and shut down my point of sale system. To make matters worse, they disconnected me from their cloud-based POS service and then brazenly demanded immediate cash payment. This left me in a state of utter confusion and distress, with no access to crucial business data and facing an unexpected demand for cash.

This distressing encounter highlights a broader issue faced by entrepreneurs: the precarious nature of business dealings and the potential for service providers to wield an excessive amount of control. In this case, the salesperson's ability to manipulate access to the cloud-based system demonstrated a significant power imbalance that ultimately worked to my disadvantage. The arrogant attitude displayed by the salesperson further compounded the problem, making it evident that addressing such issues and seeking redress would be a time-consuming and challenging endeavor.

This experience underscores the importance of clear, written agreements when engaging in business dealings. Entrepreneurs should be cautious and ensure that every aspect of an agreement is documented to safeguard their interests. The hurdles and frustrations I encountered in trying to rectify this situation serve as a stark reminder of the rocky road that entrepreneurship can be, especially when service providers fail to deliver on their promises and instead exacerbate existing challenges.

26/06/2023

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06/06/2023

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05/06/2023

02/06/2023

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22/05/2023

A successful feedlot fattening system in Kenya requires careful planning, efficient management, and attention to various key factors. Here are some essential components to consider for a successful feedlot fattening system:

Location and Infrastructure:
Choose a suitable location for your feedlot that provides easy access to transportation, feed sources, and markets. Construct sturdy and well-ventilated structures to house the animals. Ensure proper drainage and waste management facilities to maintain hygiene and prevent disease outbreaks.

Breeds and Selection:
Select appropriate cattle breeds for feedlot fattening that are well-adapted to local conditions, have good growth potential, and are in demand in the market. Crossbred or exotic breeds like Sahiwal, Boran, or Friesian can be suitable choices, depending on your specific goals and market preferences.

Feeding Management:
Design a balanced and cost-effective feeding program that meets the nutritional requirements of the animals at different stages of fattening. Rations should include energy-rich feeds like grains, forages, and protein supplements. Consult with a qualified nutritionist to formulate appropriate diets and adjust them based on the cattle's weight gain and body condition.

Feed Procurement:
Establish reliable sources of high-quality feed ingredients such as grains, silage, hay, and protein supplements. Develop partnerships with local farmers or suppliers to ensure a consistent supply of feed at reasonable prices. Consider growing your own forages and implementing silage-making practices to reduce dependency on external suppliers.

Animal Health and Veterinary Care:
Implement a robust animal health program that includes regular vaccinations, parasite control, and preventive measures against common diseases. Establish a good working relationship with a local veterinarian who can provide guidance on herd health management, disease diagnosis, and treatment protocols.

Animal Handling and Welfare:
Train your staff in proper animal handling techniques to reduce stress and injuries to the cattle. Provide adequate space, clean water, and comfortable resting areas to ensure animal welfare. Regularly monitor the animals for signs of distress, illness, or injuries and take prompt action if needed.

Record-Keeping and Monitoring:
Maintain detailed records of individual animal performance, feed consumption, health treatments, and other relevant data. This information will help you track the progress of your animals, identify any issues, and make informed management decisions. Regularly assess weight gain, feed conversion ratios, and overall profitability to evaluate the effectiveness of your feedlot system.

Marketing and Sales:
Develop a marketing strategy to identify potential buyers for your fattened cattle. Build relationships with local meat processors, wholesalers, retailers, and direct consumers. Participate in livestock auctions, exhibitions, or trade fairs to showcase your animals. Produce high-quality animals with desirable carcass traits to attract premium prices in the market.

Financial Management:
Keep track of all costs associated with your feedlot operation, including feed, labor, healthcare, and infrastructure maintenance. Regularly review your financial records and analyze the profitability of your enterprise. Seek guidance from agricultural economists or financial experts to improve cost efficiency and maximize returns.

Continuous Learning and Improvement:
Stay updated on the latest research, technological advancements, and industry trends related to feedlot fattening. Attend workshops, training programs, or conferences to enhance your knowledge and skills. Network with other feedlot operators and industry professionals to exchange ideas and learn from their experiences.

Remember that successful feedlot fattening systems require dedication, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt to changing circumstances. Regularly evaluate and modify your management practices based on feedback and lessons learned to improve efficiency and profitability.

26/04/2023

infectious peritonitis .

07/04/2023

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22/01/2023

Another year of Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education 2022 result has been released by the cabinet secretary of Education.It has been marked by jubilation in some quarter and others, parent are worried about the results including those whose children have performed Well.What is unique about this result is the way it has raised eyebrows about the unequal performance trend,rumours of massive exam cheat which affects the country image,create unfair, unequal university selection and lead to a lack of trust in the education system. These concerns are not unique to Kenya and are common issues faced by many countries around the world. It is important for the government and education officials to address these concerns and take steps to ensure that the education system is fair, transparent, and produces graduates who are well-prepared for the workforce and higher education. This may include measures such as stricter regulations on cheating, more resources for schools in disadvantaged areas, and increased transparency in the examination and grading processes

Allowing exam cheating to occur can have serious consequences for the education sector. Some of these consequences include:

Inflated grades: Cheating on exams can result in students receiving higher grades than they have actually earned, which can lead to a lack of trust in the education system and the devaluation of degrees and qualifications.

Unfair competition: Cheating can create an uneven playing field for students, making it harder for honest students to compete for jobs, scholarships, and other opportunities.

Lack of accountability: When cheating is allowed to occur, it can be difficult to hold students and educators accountable for their actions, which can lead to a culture of cheating and a lack of respect for the education system.

Negative impact on the country's image: Massive exam cheat can have negative impact on the image of the country, can make the country to be seen as a place where education is not taken seriously.

Reduced standards of education: Allowing cheating to occur can lead to a decline in the overall quality of education as students are not held to high standards and are not encouraged to reach their full potential.

Skills deficit: Without the proper evaluation of the knowledge and skills of the students, it becomes difficult for employers to identify the best candidates for job opportunities and the country would have a deficit of a skilled workforce.
Cheating in exams, like other forms of corruption, is a reflection of deeper societal issues. In a society where cheating is tolerated or even encouraged, it can indicate a lack of trust in institutions and leaders, as well as a lack of respect for the rules and laws that govern society.

When leaders lack integrity, it can lead to a culture of corruption and a lack of trust in government and other institutions. This can make it more difficult for leaders to effectively govern and address the needs of citizens.

When community elders, religious leaders and political leaders are not seen as trustworthy and are not held accountable for their actions, it can lead to a lack of trust in these institutions and a decline in their influence and effectiveness.

This can have a negative impact on the entire society, as these institutions play an important role in shaping the values and attitudes of citizens, and in providing guidance and support to individuals and communities.

To build a strong and resilient society, it is important for leaders to lead by example, and for institutions to be transparent, accountable, and trustworthy. People must be held accountable for their actions and institutions must be strengthened to be able to root out corruption, cheating and other forms of malpractice.
Dr.David Kibaria
Vet surgeon

07/02/2022

25/10/2021

Rabies vaccination

10/02/2021

It's a pet killer disease which if you see the symptoms give us a call on 0722142565/0720041779. At ROYAL CREST VET CLINIC.

10/02/2021

Rabies kills be careful watch out for the signs and report to us immediately. Call 0722142565/0720041779.

22/09/2020

"SAVE THE ROTTWEILER"

The 'A' type Rottweiler, shown in the picture below, is a great combination of power and endurance that's why they were used to pull carts & herd livestocks earlier. Later they were used as guard and companion dogs.

But nowadays ignorant breeders & buyers/dog lovers are looking towards the 'B' type dogs, shown in the picture below, which can't perform like a Rottweiler. Hence, it isn't a Rottweiler. They should call it a Boxweiler, Pugweiler, Bullweiler or whatever they like but not Rottweiler.

I am requesting all the Rottweiler lovers out there who believe in the 'A' type Rottweilers, to save it, by educating your friends & neighbours who want to get a Rottweiler; or else just wait for the 'C' type to come about, as shown in the picture below.

(Copied from another profile, not mine.

31/08/2020

We are looking to recruit an animal health practitioner. Minimum qualification is a diploma in animal health and production. Experience in handling poultry will be an added advantage. Qualified candidates are required to submit their CVs to [email protected] by 5/9/2020. Kindly share widely

31/07/2020

In recent times, I saw many posts in facebook and many incidences in different cities and I couldn't stop myself from posting this. A Veterinarian is a General Physician, Gynaecologist, Dermatologist, Paediatrician, Pathologist, Bacteriologist, Virologist, Anaesthetist, Radiologist, General Surgeon, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Neurologist, Oncologist, Opthalmologist and many of Cow, Buffalo, Goat, Sheep, Dog, Cat, Horse, Camel, Rabbit, Hen, Pet birds, all wild life specieses etc. Moreover, he is a Nutritionist, Poultry specialist, Wild life worker Food technologist, Extension Worker, Researcher, Administrator etc.
I don't want to prove that a Veterinarian knows everything but every body should feel that it is not that easy to remember all these subjects inside a single brain and to apply them in practical field. Do you expect a human Dermatologist to perform an intramedullary pinning or any other Orthopaedic surgery??? Or a human Nutritionist to perform an Eye Surgery or a Caesarian Section?? OR will you visit an Anaesthetist for a Chemotherapy?? A Veterinarian have to attend all the diseases in Rat to Elephant and also have to fight with deadly Zoonotic diseases like Avian influenza, Anthrax etc. Sometimes people present patients in so bad condition that becomes very difficult to cure. Some diseases like Parvo Virus, CD, ICH, IRT, Panleukopenia, BQ, Anthrax, Tetanus, RD, DP, PPR, severe brain injury, Renal failure, Cardiac arrest, Severe injury from road accidents and so many are almost non-curable. But we used to say that the Veterinarian killed my dog !!! Sometimes we used to say that the Veterinarian has done a wrong treatment !!! Is it possible by an Animal lover or owner to know this vast science to judge a Veterinarian !!! It really hurts when you cure more than 1000 patients and you are blammed only if 1 or 2 expires which were in bad condition. Veterinarians are not God that they will cure everything.
I love my profession and I am proud to be a Veterinarian. My appeal to all Veterinarian to serve this profession with PRIDE and with KINDNESS and LOVE to animals. We should correct the faults and miss arrangements at our end and upgrade our KNOWLEDGE and SKILL day by day. My appeal to all Animal lovers/ owners, please trust your Veterinarian and keep faith on Science. Please don't Google Medical or Veterinary Science, it is not one liner, it is detailed, explanatory and comparative science. veterinary surgeon