SUMMARY Background: The management of non-pregnant, subfertile broodmares causes a significant expense in horse breeding. Beyond the routine physical and sono-graphic examination, advanced techniques are available for ...

Summary Background: The number of artificial insemination (AI) doses which can be obtained from an ejaculate of a single boar have major economic implications in porcine AI centres. This needs a quick and an acceptable ...

SUMMARY Background: Dynamic upper respiratory tract (URT) obstruction is a common cause of abnormal airway noise and exercise intolerance in equine athletes. Although, resting endoscopy can predict some functional changes ...

SUMMARY Subclinical ketosis or hyperketonaemia of the dairy cow is a disease originating from the high milk yield and causing primarily economic loss. Measuring beta-hydroxybutyrate concentration in the blood at cow ...

SUMMARY The authors in this literature review emphasize that parallel with the successful genetic selection for higher milk production in Holstein dairy cows, a dramatic decline in their reproductive performance has ...

SUMMARY The authors review the different pharmacological methods which were ever used to modify the reproduction in a pregnant mare and the reproduction in the early postpartum period. The reproduction key ...

SUMMARY The authors review the different methods which were ever used for pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods to modify the reproduction in a non-pregnant mare. These methods are influenced both by the ...

SUMMARY The successful genetic selection for higher milk production caused a dramatic decline in the reproductive performance of dairy cows all over the world during the last decades. Achievement ...