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vet.Dr Moustafa Ismail Mashaly فكرة هذه الصفحة هو للمجال العلمى العملى الذى يفيدنا فى مجال العمل و هدف هذه الصفحة هو جعل كل طبيب بيطرى مؤهل للعمل بعد التخرج بكفائة و استرجاع اخلاقيات المهنة
احنا ممكن ميكنش عندن

ا الامكانيات المادية و العملية لتصوير اجراء عملية تقام بايدينا او بناء مزرعة للعمل و التجربة او حتى عندنا الامكانية فى استخدام التقنيات الحديثة المستخدمة فى العمليات و معرفة كل ما هو متقدم و يستخدم فى العالم و للاسف لايوجد لدينا من ينصحنا فى المجال العملى بضمير لان عقله المريض يظهر له بانك سوف تاخذ من قوت يومه و من رزقه و هو لا يعلم بان الارزاق بيد الله سبحانه و تعالى و عندما تبحث فى اصحابك تجد من يكتم المعلومة و لا يظهرها حتى يكون متقدم عنك فى مجال العمل بعد التخرج و عند التخرج تجد نفسك محتار لا تعرف ماذا تفعل و تمضى عليك سنوات حتى تتمكن من العمل و هناك جزء كبير للاسف لا يقول نصيحة لاحد لذلك سوف نفعل ما بوسعنا كى نتعلم و نعلم غيرنا

قال رسول الله (صلى الله عليه وسلم) ينقطع عمل ابن أدم إلا من ثلاث ( صدقه جاريه ، أو علم ينتفع به أو ولد صالح يدعو له )

فى النهايه احب اقول ان طلب العلم فريضة و اننا لازم نتقدم ببلدنا ان شاء الله
وفقنا الله جميعا

02/07/2023

There are five key points to disease prevention:
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1) Effective development of the calf’s immunity.
2) Biosecurity.
3) Limit stress.
4) Minimize the risk of exposure to bacteria, viruses and parasites in the calves’ environment.
5) Structure a management plan to isolate the new cases earlier & monitor the health state.
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1) Effective development of the calf’s immunity.
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This is supported by:
• Adequate colostrum intake.
• Feeding high quality calf milk replacer and concentrates.
• Free access to fresh water.
• A good vaccination program.
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2) Biosecurity:
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• Know the disease status of the source herd.
• Use and check colostrum status (contamination, quality).
• Reject sick calves.
• Aim to buy a three week old animal.
• Isolate new animals on farm.
• Practice good personnel hygiene e.g. foot baths placed outside calf houses, regular cleaning and disinfection of waterproof trousers/overalls/footwear.
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3) Limit stress.
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• Stress inhibits the immune system of calves.
• Factors such as transportation, sudden feed changes, poor ventilation, crowding, temperature fluctuations and drafts can all impact the disease resistance of calves.
• Adequate planning, scheduling and management of farm personnel and ongoing monitoring of calves are key factors in alleviating sources of stress.
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4) Minimize the risk of exposure to bacteria, viruses and parasites in the calves’ environment.
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• A broad-spectrum disinfectant should be used regularly to clean and sterilize pens, railings, water troughs, feeders and other equipment and surfaces.
• Well-bedded and well-ventilated housing with a good protocol around hygiene and calf husbandry will also help to minimize disease risk.
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5) Structure a management plan.
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• Keeping a careful watch on calves and intervening early if they are not thriving is crucial.
• If in any doubt as to the diagnosis or best treatment of a calf, contact your veterinarian immediately for advice.

30/06/2023

Simple Questions for calves section
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Is the calf breathing rapidly?
→ 24 to 26 breaths per minute is normal in calves

30/06/2023

► Tachypnea is defined as a breathing rate that is higher than the normal breathing rate.
► Tachypnea does not necessarily have a pathological cause, for example, exercise can cause tachypnea as physiological cause.
► Tachypnea defined as rapid and shallow breathing so it will result as a buildup of carbon dioxide in the lungs, leading to increased carbon dioxide in the blood. This buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood makes the blood more acidic than usual, alerting the brain.
► In response, the brain signals the respiratory drive to increase in pace in an attempt to correct the imbalance. In doing so, the blood pH can return to within the normal range in acidity.

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