D'Time Veterinary Services

14/11/2023

SCORPION 🦂 (Demethoate 20% + Lamda-Cyhalothrin 0.5% EC)
Lambda-cyhalothrin is a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide and acaricide used to control a wide range of pests in a variety of applications. Scorpion contains dimethoate (20%) and lambda-cyhalothrin (0.5%EC) as the active ingredients.

09/07/2020

Are you in need of security dog (GSD) that can listen to your command? We g*t you covered, DM or call now 07065270874

08/07/2020

Available for sale call now, from a trusted breeder, location Lagos

03/06/2020

02/06/2020

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02/06/2020

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02/06/2020

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28/02/2020

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21/01/2020

Rottweiler a good breed to secure your house, puppy is available for sale at affordable price, vaccination thoroughly monitored by D'time vet.

11/01/2020

VETERINARY / ... / INTERDIGITAL PHLEGMON IN CATTLE
Interdigital Phlegmon in Cattle
(Footrot, Foul in the foot)

Footrot is a subacute or acute necrotic infection that originates in the interdigital skin, leading to cellulitis in the digital region. Footrot has a worldwide distribution and is usually sporadic. It may be endemic in intensive beef units or in cattle at pasture. The incidence varies according to weather, season of year, grazing periods, and housing system. Footrot is presented less commonly today than decades ago, partly because more cases are treated by farmers and partly because dairy cows spend much less time at pasture. on average, footrot accounts for up to 15% of foot diseases.

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07/01/2020

Puppies have their behavior problems, and older dogs have theirs. For older dogs, in many cases it is not that they do not understand the 'rules,' but that they may, for many reasons, be unable to follow them. Here are some of these problems and how to deal with them.

SEPARATION ANXIETY
Separation anxiety is one of the most common behavior problems seen in older dogs. A dog who has separation anxiety will become very anxious when he senses his owner is about to leave. When the owner does leave, the dog often becomes destructive, barks or howls, may urinate or defecate, and may salivate profusely. A dog with separation anxiety will often be overly exuberant when his owner returns.

Some of the main considerations in treating separation anxiety are:
Do not make a big deal about leaving or coming home - that simply reinforces the behavior.

Teach your dog to relax. If your dog can learn to relax in a 'stay' for extended periods while you are there, he will be more likely to learn how to relax while you are gone.

Change your departure cues. Many dogs know as soon as the alarm goes off, that it is a work day and you are going to leave. They start getting anxious as soon as they hear the alarm. We need to change our routine so the dog does not know we will be leaving. For instance, pick up the car keys and then go sit on the couch; on a Saturday, get up and dress like you are going to work, but stay home.

That's all for now. To find out more on how we can help you deal effectively with your "Senior Dog"...
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07/01/2020

You can’t leave your livestock outside all the time; they will need a shelter to get inside for the night.

Milk producing livestock like goats, cattle, pigs or cows can be vulnerable at cold nights and can get frozen teats.

This can result in lower milk production.

Providing protection for your animals will keep them happier, more productive and relaxed.

It also depends on your climate.

Shelters come in a variety of forms and types such as barns and pole sheds, solid or semi solid fences, tree belts and thickets.

Make sure that the shelter is dry and clean.

Build a shelter according to the size of your livestock, giving proper ventilation but not making it too drafty.

Having many animals means you should build a larger shelter with adequate space and proper bedding.

The bedding will require regular cleaning as soiled bedding leads to pneumonia.

Learn about the simple yet effective shelter you can build for your small farm. Start a conversation with us now.

07/01/2020

Livestock need nutrients to maintain their health; an important aspect of caring for livestock.

You need to provide them with food, a proper supplement formulated balanced nutrition.

Having a nice percentage of minerals, vitamins and protein, these provide more energy than forages.

For winter the feed needs to be increased.

The lower the temperature, the more the livestock will need to consume in order to maintain body heat.

It is important to monitor the intake of your individual animals.

Feeding small amounts after every few hours will help reduce waste, if you have a small number of livestock.

07/01/2020

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