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01/05/2022

A new month brings new opportunities, new ideas, new expectations. I wish that you make the most of them, have a great month!

28/04/2022

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17/04/2022

Happy Easter From All of Us

23/12/2021

Season's Greetings from the Vetverse Team

13/12/2021

Season's Greetings from Vetverse

12/10/2021

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02/10/2021

01/10/2021

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01/10/2021

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03/09/2021

Animal Pain Awareness month...

29/07/2021

Available for sale

29/07/2021

Available for importation

29/07/2021

Available for sale

29/07/2021

Chow chow available for importation

22/07/2021

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19/06/2021

Doberman pitcher male puppies available for adoption
Price: 300k

01/12/2020

FREE ONLINE VETERINARY CONSULTATION

We at VetVerse have a team of Veterinary Doctors ready to attend to your questions, give necessary advice and remedies to your pet problems.

Duration: 1st of December 2020 to 31st January, 2021.
Consultation Hours: 11am to 2pm, Monday to Friday

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23/09/2020

Chow Chow puppies available for adoption
Location ~ South Africa
Prices~ ₦520,000 (importation and Delivery inclusive)
Delivery is Nationwide
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21/09/2020

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20/09/2020

BECOME A VETVERSE AGENT

Get free e-marketing and sales training.

Generate revenue through a commission earned on every transaction made.

Enhance your customer relationships by offering them more convenience.

REGISTRATION FEE IS ₦5000

To Register
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For Enquires
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22/07/2020

VetVerse is a Veterinary Agency which fills the gap between Clients and Veterinary Merchants, as well as maintains client Satisfaction.

Services we offer includes:

√ Consultation and Veterinary Business Risk Analysis.
√ Pet Sales.
√ Dog retainership/insurance.
√ Sales of dog food and other items.
*√ Farm fumigation and disinfection.

23/06/2020

Vladimir Demikhov: The Man Who Coined the term "Transplantology".

Calling Vladimir Demikhov a mad scientist may undercut his contributions to medicine, but some of his radical experiments certainly fit the bill.

Case in point when in the 1950s, Demikhov created a two-headed dog, resulting in both heads being able to hear, see, smell, and swallow. Even before creating his two-headed dog, Demikhov was a pioneer in transplantology — he even coined the term.

After transplanting a number of vital organs between dogs (his favorite experimental subjects) he aimed, amid much controversy, to see if he could take things further: He wanted to graft the head of one dog onto the body of another, fully intact dog.

Read about how Soviet scientists literally created a two-headed dog here: https://bit.ly/2Dk8s7d

21/06/2020

Eye issues are common health problems for pets. Recognizing signs early can significantly reduce the chances of it advancing to something serious. Veterinary eye guru, Dr. DJ Haeussler, makes corneal disease easy with this free guide, powered by Sentrx Animal Care, makers of Ocunovis BioHAnce Gel Eye Drops.

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18/06/2020

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17/06/2020

https://www.msdvetmanual.com/digestive-system/diseases-of-the-stomach-and-intestines-in-small-animals/inflammatory-bowel-disease-in-small-animals?kui=n2jbkLr-sbozMb-vuQK96g

Learn about the veterinary topic of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Small Animals. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the MSD Vet Manual.

17/06/2020

https://www.inverse.com/science/meet-the-vet-detectives-chasing-the-worlds-next-covid-19

Thousands of animal disease detectives are hunting the next Covid-19 and tracking the world's "staggering" zoonotic diseases.

17/06/2020

■■■ Fasciolosis/Fascioliasis:::
also called liver fluke disease,
■■■ Etiology :::
Fasciola hepatica and Fasciola gigantica is responsible
■■■ Epidemiology:::
Affect all domestic animals, most wild life and man, worldwide problem, usually occur in summer and autumn.
■■■ Clinical findings :::
1. Acute form
● Sudden death in sheep may occur
● Dullness, weakness , inappetence
● Pale mucosae
● Painful and distended belly (Ascites)
● Death occurs in 2-3 weeks and may be accompanied by blood stained frothy discharges from nostrils and a**s.
2. Chronic form (Common)
● Submandibular edema (bottle jaw)
● Pale mucosae
● Wt. loss
● Loss of wool in sheep
● Loss of stamina
■■■ Diagnosis:::
● On the basis of clinical signs
● Liver function test (ALT, AST)
● F***l examination for eggs (operculated, yellow brown ) in chronic fasciolosis.
■■■ Treatment:::
●Triclabendazole (drug of choice) @ 10-12 mg/kg, PO or
● Oxyclosanide (active against adult flukes only) @10-15 mg/kg, PO or
● Closantel (embryotoxic) @ 10 mg/Kg, PO or
● Clorsulon (more active against adult) @ 2 mg/Kg, SC or
● Albendazole (Adult flukes) @ 7.5 mg/Kg, PO
● Supportive therapy like mineral mixture, multi-vitamins, and fluids
■■■ Control and prevention
● Prophylactic anthelmintic may be administered
● Avoid grazing in contaminated pasture
● Chemical (Copper sulphate spraying) and biological (ducks) snail control.
CuSO4 is toxic therefore grazing on the pasture is avoided for 6 weeks.

17/06/2020

Worm Nodules Disease🐛:
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Worm Nodule Disease is an infestation of the skin of cattle, horses, and camels with small, long (up to 60mm), slender Onchocerca worms.
The disease occurs worldwide, but is more common in the tropics and sub-tropics.
In livestock, infestations are rarely a problem but it may be necessary to differentiate them from other more serious skin diseases such as Mange and Skin Tuberculosis.

The wounds in the skin contain the microscopic larvae of the worms, called microfilariae.
Midges and small biting black flies ingest the microfilariae, which develop into infectious larvae in the flies.

The flies then pass the infection to another host when feeding.
The infectious larvae migrate to the place where nodules develop and adult females produce microfilariae.

Signs of Worm Nodule Disease 🐛

• Clinical signs are minimal, consisting of nodules up to 3cm in diameter under the skin and internally.

In cattle skin nodules are found in the brisket, lower limbs and ligaments of the neck whereas in horses they are found in the ligaments of the neck and lower limbs.

• Animals have small lumps (called nodules) just under the skin.
The lumps are full of worms and worm larvae.

• Cattle usually have lumps on the legs, around the ge****ls, on the neck and between the front legs.

Diagnosis 🐛

Skilled vets can check a piece from one of the lumps for these worms with a microscope.

The microfilariae can be easily seen in biopsies of nodules examined under the microscope.

Prevention - Control - Treatment🐛

• Ivermectin works well against the microfilariae.

Other medicines are less effective.

• Control of the vectors is usually impracticable.

Two other species of worm affect the skin of cattle:
Parafilaria bovicola occurs in the subcutaneous tissue (beneath the skin) and is carried there by face flies.

Mature female worms puncture the skin to lay eggs on the surface and there is a heavy discharge from the wounds.

The inflammation and swelling at the sites of infection resemble subcutaneous bruising and such areas have to be trimmed off at meat inspection and the hides downgraded.

Ivermectin is effective as a treatment.
Rhabditis bovis is a worm which normally lives in the soil, but has become adapted to living in the ears of cattle in East and Central Africa.

Signs include
a putrid discharge from the ear,
continual wasting,
and a severe drop in milk yield.
Central nervous signs and death may result.

Treatment of affected cattle with Ivermectin is effective.

Dr:abdullahi mohamed hassan
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