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We treasure animal health a healthy animal means productive animal plus a happy farmer.

11/10/2023

A business that doesn’t go out of business!
For all generation to come . FARMING

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21/09/2023

Back to pushing it’s a new day

09/09/2023

A big congratulations bros welcome to the family👩‍🎓
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09/09/2023

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05/07/2023

Good evening

26/05/2023

Field conditions
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24/05/2023

Lumpy jaw /Actinomycosis
is a disease that produces permanent hard swellings on the jaw bones of cattle. Once an infection is established, bacterial by-products begin breaking down the bone.

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21/05/2023

Subcutaneous Hematoma

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20/05/2023

Classification of antibiotics

17/05/2023

Pneumonia in (cattle)calfs
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>Calf Pneumonia is a major problem dairy and beef herds.its a multi-factorial disease , and the most post-mortem diagnosis is in calves between one to five months old.

Symptoms and signs
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>Dull and depressed
>High temperature
>Nasal discharges
>Reduce food intake
>Raised breathing due to lung damage
> Coughing

Chronic pneumonia
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Chronic pneumonia is more gradual onset with no distinct ill phase and the cow may appear to eat well but may have a slight Nasal discharge,sometimes with an increased respiratory rate and cough

Both cute and respiratory forms respiratory disease cause production losses as there is a reduction in live-weight gain and there might be death in the acute syndromes

Note: Consult to your vet if those symptoms and signs are seen on your Animal for treatment .

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16/05/2023

Good Morning 🌞

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15/05/2023

Something beautiful paddocking
Invest in livestock 🐄🐐

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14/05/2023

Life of a Vet it’s some times fan and interesting poor guy .

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14/05/2023

Happy Mother’s Day to all Mothers out there ,Dead or Alive ,We love you!😍

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13/05/2023

Good Morning farmers and pet keepers .
Filed work’, Get your Animal checked and vaccinated💉

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11/05/2023

Some of us matured early because life showed us the worse side of the world at an early age.

10/05/2023

Scabies in dogs
The illness we call “mange” on dogs is actually sarcoptic mange, also known as canine scabies. It’s not an illness but rather an infestation of microscopic mites – the parasite known as Sarcoptes scaeibi. While cats, foxes and even humans can get mange, these parasites particularly prefer dogs. Once on a host dog, the mites cause several skin problems, most notably hair loss and severe itching.

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08/05/2023

Oral papilloma or Oral warts in Canines.
Viral papillomas, or oral warts, are small, benign skin tumors typically found on the lips, mouths and muzzles of canines. Though some papillomas may have a smooth appearance, most often you will notice a distinct cauliflower or 'sea anemone' type of appearance to the wart. You may observe a single papilloma, or more likely, the virus will lead to clusters of several. While most viral papillomas are found in the mouth region, appearing on the lips, tongue, roof of the mouth, or inside the cheeks, they may occasionally grow between toes or on the eyelid. Unless the sores, become infected, they will not cause the canine discomfort. However, if the sores become infected by bacteria in the mouth, the dog will likely feel pain due to swelling. In this case, antibiotics may be indicated.

Papillomas are bunches of abnormal cells caused by Canine Papillomavirus Type 1, a contagious DNA virus. The virus typically affects three groups of dogs: young dogs and puppies, typically less than two years of age; dogs with immune-disorders or an acute immune suppression and older dogs who accumulate warts as they age. In healthy dogs, papillomas will typically resolve themselves within 2-3 months. The good news is that once the dogs has had the virus, they will develop an immunity and likely not experience the condition again.

One of the most common questions about viral papillomas is whether an infected dog poses a risk to adults, children, or other animals. It is important to note that this virus is not transferrable to humans or other species, and can only be passed from canine to canine. The infection is present within the lesions, and thus can be passed mouth to mouth between dogs

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07/05/2023

Get your Animal checked and vaccinated

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06/05/2023

Good Morning Farmers

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05/05/2023

Beautiful morning

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02/05/2023

Canine Distemper 🥺😟

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01/05/2023

Labour Day is a reminder of the value of hard work and the importance of honoring those who do it.
Thank you for all you do!

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29/04/2023

Happy World Veterinary Day 29 April
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Our diversity is our strength
It create Equity in work place and
Bring inclusiveness of all stakeholders for the betterment of Animals, birds ad Humans.

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28/04/2023

Do you know how to pronounce tachypnea? 🔊

Tachypnea (an increase in rate and depth of breathing) may be a sign of disease; however, it also occurs in healthy animals such as after vigorous exercise.

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28/04/2023

Atresia Ani

Atresia ani is a congenital condition where the a**s does not develop properly. It is characterized by the absence or closure of the a**l opening, which can result in the inability to pass stool or f***s normally. This condition can affect both humans and animals.

In animals, atresia ani can occur in various species such as dogs, cats, and pigs. It is usually diagnosed shortly after birth when the animal fails to defecate normally. Surgery is usually required to correct the problem, and if left untreated, it can lead to severe complications such as f***l impaction, infection, and even death.

In humans, atresia ani is a rare condition that occurs in approximately 1 in 5,000 to 10,000 live births. It is more common in females than in males. Surgery is also required to correct the problem, and the outcome depends on the severity of the condition and the presence of other associated abnormalities.

Overall, atresia ani is a serious condition that requires prompt medical attention and surgical intervention to ensure the best possible outcome.

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26/04/2023

Only Veterinary Doctors can do this thing. Salute for all hard working Vets around the world🙏

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24/04/2023

Photosensitization is a serious skin condition in horses and cattle caused by a hazardous combination of certain plants and ultraviolet (UV) light. Certain plants contain photodynamic agents, which then cause a reaction in the animal's body that leads to ultra-sensitive skin.

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22/04/2023

Pe**le hematoma is common breeding injury among bulls

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22/04/2023

Traumatic Reticulitis ( metal objects, which have been eaten by the cow)

Cause
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Traumatic reticulitis is primarily a disease of adult cattle. It occurs when pieces of wire, or other sharp metal objects, which have been eaten by the cow along with its food pe*****te the reticulum wall (as a result of the contractions during the cudding process).

Infection spreads along the wire to the surrounding abdomen, producing an abscess and adhesions. In some cases the wire will pe*****te into the chest of the animal causing abscess in the chest, and in severe cases infection of the outside of the heart (pericarditis).

Compression of the ruminoreticulum by the uterus in late pregnancy, straining during parturition, and mounting during estrus increase the likelihood of an initial pe*******on of the reticulum and may also disrupt adhesions caused by an earlier pe*******on.

Symptoms
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Reduced feed intake
Reduced milk yield
Abdominal pain, reluctance to move
Shallow breathing
Moaning - sounds of pain
Initially temperature could be increased

Prevention/Treatment
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Consult a veterinarian

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