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Equine strongylidosis on livery yards in Germany
(2020)Small strongyles are considered to be the most important helminths of horses (Love et al., 1999). Previously, large strongyle were the focus of research and treatment strategies due to their high pathogenicity; however, ... -
Knowledge Of Dental Disease Of Rabbits Within Different Groups In Norway
(2020)Due to this high number of dental diseases and abnormalities in rabbits I have made a questionnaire asking 4 different groups in Norway about their knowledge. -
Canine Prostate Carcinoma – A Retrospective Study
(2020)Canine prostate carcinoma (CPC), is commonly a carcinoma that derives from the urotherial, ductal and acinar cells of the canine prostate. Geriatric patients are commonly afflicted with the disease, as well as large ... -
Borrelia miyamotoi: an emerging tick-borne pathogen with growing public health significance in northern latitudes
(2020)Borrelia miyamotoi is a tick-borne spirochete of increasing importance in the northern hemisphere. It is transmitted by the same Ixodes ricinus-persulcatus complex that is responsible for the transmission of B. burgdorferi ... -
Local treatment of bladder carcinoma in dogs
(2020)Transitional cell carcinoma treatment widely varies depending on the age, health state, technology, and expertise provided. -
Congenital disorders used for selection through sport horse breeding associations
(2020)Breeding associations play an important role in horse breeding as they set the standards for the exterior, performance and, rideability as well as the health traits for their horse breed which they have to meet during ... -
Lymphangiectasia
(2021)Lymphangiectasia is part of a bigger syndrome called protein losing enteropathy (PLE), which often involves the lymphatic system (Craven and Washabau, 2019). -
Breeding goals of Scandinavian setters, indexes and predisposed diseases
(2020)Today there exists four setter breeds. These include English setter, Gordon setter, Irish red setter, and Irish red and white setter. -
The benefits and disadvantages of hard cheese consumption
(2020)Cheese has become a great part of our daily diet, with Europe being the largest consumer of cheese in the world. In 2019, the cheese consumption on average was 18,42 kg per capita in Europe (statista). During the 7 ... -
Food Safety Risk of Heavy Metals in Marine Fish, Using Sardines (Sardina pilchardus)
(2020)Due to their widespread occurrence in nature and their industrial application, the environmental impact of different heavy metals has not ceased. Most of these metals can accumulate during the uptake of small concentrations ... -
Prevalence and Epidemiology of agents causing abortions in Irish cattle herds
(2020)Abortion is commonly referred to for practical purposes as the expulsion of a visible but non-viable foetus (Mee, 2016). Similarly, stillbirths can be defined as the delivery of an anatomically and developmentally ... -
The efficacy of ozone therapy in the treatment of retained fetal membranes in dairy cattle, the efficacy of its use in increasing reproductive performance
(2020)The retention of fetal membranes (RFM) is a disease that has a multifactorial aetiology, which affects cows in following parturition. It is defined as the failure to expel the fetal membranes within 24 hours of calving. -
Correlation between left ventricular echocardiographic measurements and performance in french jump racehorses.
(2020)Although the athletic performance of horses has a multifactorial background, the role of heart sizes and function have been the subject of interest in equine sports medicine for many years. The echocardiographic ... -
Dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs eating boutique, exotic, and grain-free diets
(2020)As owners continue to anthropomorphize their canine companions, the popularity of boutique style diets has increased exponentially. -
Reproductive performance of beef herds in an Irish Special Protection Area
(2020)Reproductive efficiency is the driving force in profitability in suckler herds. The calf is the solitary product until the cow is sold therefore, without a calf, there is no profit. Pregnancy has four times the impact ... -
Inactivated probiotic Lactobacillus' effect on porcine intestinal cells, in vitro
(2020)In recent years, probiotics have established themselves as promising preventive medicine. This makes them not only valuable from a medical point of view, but also of great economic interest and thus they are in the ... -
SDMA values in dogs with congenital Portosystemic Shunt
(2020)Dogs with cPSS may develop enlarged hyper-filtrating kidneys that can explain, in part, low BUN and serum creatinine measurements. Although not associated with kidney disease, it may impact the anesthetic, drug, and ... -
Mikroszatellita-markerek tesztelése dámszarvasok egyedi azonosítása céljából
(2023-03)Background: The fallow deer (Dama dama) represents a significant game management value in Hungary due to its game meat and antler trophies. Unfortunately, traffic accidents and illegal activities, such as poaching or ... -
PRRS szempontjából „Mentes vakcinázott (MV)” minősítésű nagylétszámú, fialástól a vágásig típusú sertésállomány létrehozása
(2023-03)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 ... -
A sertés intradermalis vakcinázása Irodalmi összefoglaló
(2023-03)The first generation of electronic devices for needle-free intradermal (id.) vaccination became available for the farm practice at the end of the 20th century. The wider uptake of this technology dates back to the last ...