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12/06/2024

To be able to milk your goat, while keeping her kid healthy, use sweet potato vines to wean
and replace mother's milk after 30 days. Kids weaned by feeding exclusively on SPV have almost similar growth, weight and general health.

Dr. Livestock DVM

12/06/2024

Boer kid 🥰

12/06/2024

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12/06/2024

It is the result of the disinfection process in the hatching machine(incubator) that ensures chicks are hatched in a microbes free environment.
The disinfectant involved is Formalin mixed with water.

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Do you know what makes broiler chicks' feathers yellow in colour?🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣

Dr. Livestock DVM

12/06/2024

Good Morning ☀

11/06/2024

The Advantages of Rabbit Farming Rabbit farming is an increasingly popular agricultural practice due to its numerous benefits. Here’s why you might consider starting a rabbit farm:

Dr. Livestock DVM

11/06/2024

The goat apron is contraceptive, anti-mating device. It's fitted on a buck to stop it from breeding with does
It also very normal for h***y bucks during breeding season to try to p*e on its mouth/legs. So the apron also prevents urine scald as it blocks the p*e.

Dr. Livestock DVM

11/06/2024

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11/06/2024

Make your cows enjoy food comfortably.

Dr. Livestock DVM

11/06/2024

Do you know what makes broiler chicks' feathers yellow in colour?🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣

Dr. Livestock DVM

09/06/2024

When you are winning, if possible, keep your mouth shut.

07/06/2024

I want to make friends from Lesotho 🇱🇸 it my next destination for holiday.

07/06/2024

Question: Hi Dr. Livestock why does this chick 🐥 have 4 legs?

A chick hatching with four legs is a rare condition usually resulting from genetic abnormalities during development. Here are a few possible causes:

1. Polymelia: This is a congenital disorder where an extra limb or limbs form. The extra legs are often underdeveloped and may not be fully functional. Polymelia can occur due to errors in the genetic coding during embryo development.

2. Embryo Splitting: In some cases, a chick might start to split into twins but the process doesn't complete, resulting in one chick with additional limbs.

3. Genetic Mutations: Mutations in the DNA can lead to abnormal development, including the formation of extra limbs.

4. Teratogens: Exposure to certain chemicals or environmental factors during the incubation period can disrupt normal development and cause deformities like extra legs.
Such conditions are usually non-viable in the wild as they often impair the chick's mobility and ability to survive.

Dr. Livestock DVM

07/06/2024

Link your friends to connections and stop saying "It's God" when they ask you how you got the job. Show them who to bribe.

07/06/2024

She didn't even give the zebra foal the chance to be born.

Aborted and eaten... It didn't get the chance to exist. 😢

Nature

Dr. Livestock DVM

07/06/2024

Black mamba is not just the most venomous snake in Africa, it is the fastest snake in the world.

If a black mamba bites someone and the person is not treated, the person has 99% chance of dying.

Lemme not lie, the 99% is formality. The person go kpai 100%

Dr. Livestock DVM

07/06/2024

Under poultry production, another area to invest in, is the supply of Hatching eggs to hatcheries and small-scale farmers with incubators.
Currently, there is a shortage in the supply of Hatching eggs.

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Dr. Livestock DVM

07/06/2024

Why I keep hens. Dried poultry manure can be added to goats and cows feeds. A 2-kg hen excretes 0.8kg of droppings a week so 30 hens are enough to produce feed additive for 100 goats
Droppings contain up to 10% nitrogen and are rich in phosphorus, its a nonprotein nitrogen source.

Dr. Livestock DVM

07/06/2024

Good Morning ☀

From Kenya 🇰🇪 where goats 🐐 are eye 👁‍🗨 witness of accident 😂

06/06/2024

Excessive salivation.

Excessive salivation accompanied by chewing movements may be caused by a number of different things. Open the animal's mouth and check what is causing the problem. It may be due to:

· Foreign bodies (thorns, nails, pieces of feed) in the mouth or between the teeth
· Teeth problems and abscesses
· Poisoning
· Pieces of feed stuck in the oesophagus (gullet) causing choking.

Salivation accompanied by mouth lesions

Sometimes an animal produces excessive saliva which drips or froths from the mouth. This is because of a lesion in the mouth or on the tongue or lips. Mouth lesions can be:

Red spots and blisters (watery fluid filled bags of skin) in the mouth
· The skin comes off from some areas leaving red tissue showing
· The tongue is swollen

Excessive salivation, mouth lesions and fever are signs of infectious disease and you should get your veterinary officer to look at the animal immediately.
Rinderpest and foot and mouth disease (see Unit 25) cause excess salivation and mouth lesions. Other diseases also cause these signs.
Dress lesions of the mouth with antiseptic (see R 3 Annex 1). Your veterinarian may recommend antibiotic injections for several days.

Dr. Livestock DVM

06/06/2024

Good morning ☀

05/06/2024

How African intellectuals brag:
- I work in an international organization
- I studied in America / Europe
Low mentality

05/06/2024

The big man is resting after hitting many rounds 😀😀

Dr. Livestock DVM

05/06/2024

Does a nesting box need to be dark?

Birds could choose between dark and artificially illuminated nest boxes to lay eggs. The study was that hens prefer dark sites because lower illumination is evolutionary associated with more concealed and thus safer nest sites.

Ensure that your nest boxes are in a dark, quiet corner of the coop. Hens have the instinct to lay their eggs in a safe place. Boxes should be at least a few inches off the floor.

A nesting box does not need to be completely dark, but it should be relatively dim. Hens prefer a secluded and somewhat dark space for laying eggs as it makes them feel safe and secure. Here are some key points to consider for a nesting box:

1. Privacy: The nesting box should offer a sense of privacy. Curtains or flaps can help create a darker, more secluded environment.

2. Ventilation: Ensure there is adequate ventilation to prevent the buildup of moisture and ammonia.

3. Accessibility: The box should be easily accessible to the hens but not in a high-traffic area to minimize disturbances.

4. Comfort: Provide clean, comfortable bedding such as straw or wood shavings.

A balance of darkness and ventilation will create an ideal environment for hens to lay eggs.

Dr. Livestock DVM

05/06/2024

To be poor with Manhood is better than to be rich without Manhood.

05/06/2024

Every day I wake up with only one agenda.

To advise farmers and to treat animals in order to minimise economic losses that can be caused by livestock diseases.

Good morning ☀

Dr. Livestock DVM

04/06/2024

Quadruplets🐐 😍

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04/06/2024

More kids loading 🐐🥳

Dr. Livestock DVM

04/06/2024

Feeding time
🔗Breed: Broiler parent stock (ROSS 308)
🔗Feeder type :Chain feeder
🔗Drinkers type: Bell drinkers
🔗Farming system: Deep-litter
🔗House type: Open-sided
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