The explosion of population growth in the 20th century and the intensive development of large-scale, industrial livestock farming have gone hand in hand, bringing along a number of ecological and economic problems that ...

The exposure of animal or even human populations in contact with natural and/ or anthropogenic impacts is becoming more and more frequent and significant. These environmentally harmful substances, such as mycotoxins, are ...

The application of assisted reproductive technologies play an important role in sheep breeding. The genetical progress, selection and preservation can be provided by these methods quickly and more effectively. The ewes ...

In this paper, the latest literature of the use of cannabidiol (CBD) in equine medicine is summarised by the authors, including the pharmacology of cannabinoids, safetiness of their use, experiments in pharmacodynamics and ...

Background: One of the biggest challenges in the eradication of PRRS in Hungary’s pig herds was the eradication from large-scale farrow to finish farms. Among the methods used for this purpose, the depopulation-repopulation ...

Knowing poisonous plants is essential for both small and large animal vets. Some European countries already have a governmental “Poison Centre” collecting data on phytotoxicoses. However, such data have not been ...

Pasteurella multocida, a member of the Pasteurellaceae family, is a widespread Gram-negative veterinary pathogen with the potential to cause zoonotic infection in humans. Primarily, it is involved in the etiology of fowl ...

Background: Extended spectrum ß-lactamases (ESBLs) are enzymes conferring resistance to the majority of ß-lactam antibiotics in many bacterial species, including Escherichia coli. Bacteria harboring these enzymes could ...

The objective of this field trial was to investigate the efficacy of tilvalozin (TVN) administered via drinking water at a dose of 10 mg/kg bw for 5 days for the treatment and metaphylaxis of respiratory disease caused ...