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Symptoms and Treatment Methods of Canine Urinary Tract Infection
Caused by infection from urethral mucosal injury. Anti-inflammatory. [Prescription 1] (1) 0.1% Rivanol solution. Clinical signs include painful urination and intermittent urination. Treatment should be antibacterial, appropriate dosage. Directions: flush the urethra, (2) Furadantin. Directions: oral administration once, [Prescription 2] Urotropine ammonium chloride. Directions: mix with water, [Prescription 3] Same as nephritis Prescription 3. 1-2 times daily, for 2-3 consecutive days. 50-100
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Discussion on the Application of Interferon in the Treatment of Canine Infectious Hepatitis
Canine infectious hepatitis is an acute septicemic infectious disease caused by adenovirus. It is characterized by central necrosis of hepatic lobules, intranuclear inclusion bodies in hepatic parenchymal cells and cortical cells, and prolonged bleeding time. Canine infectious hepatitis is seriously harmful to dogs and causes significant economic losses to the dog breeding industry. The virus has considerable resistance; under low-temperature conditions, it can survive in soil for a long time, remaining pathogenic after 10-14 d, and can also survive for a relatively long time in kennels. Sick dogs and recovered virus-carrying dogs are the source of infection for this disease, and their blood, secretions and excreta
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Detailed Explanation of the Surgical Procedure for Canine Third Eyelid Polyp Removal
Canine third eyelid polyp, also known as "cherry eye," is an eye disease in which the gland, due to hypertrophy and other reasons, together with the nictitating membrane, flips outward from inside the eye and becomes inflamed, causing increased eye discharge and presenting symptoms of conjunctivitis. Superficial nictitating membrane gland hypertrophy is commonly seen clinically, and it can occur in one eye or both eyes. It is a common eye disease among pet surgical conditions. Conventional treatment with eye drops, eye ointments, and antibacterial drugs often proves ineffective, while surgical excision yields satisfactory results and does not recur. In clinical work, more than 20 cases of this disease have been encountered, all of which were treated with surgical excision.
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How do you go about dog breeding? Nine commandments from foreign breeders
1. The only reason to be breeding purebred dogs is to preserve the best qualities of the breed. Breeding to supply any market is not a justification.
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What are the treatment methods for a sudden outbreak of canine distemper in a fox herd?
Antiviral serum once a day, one dose per animal, for 2-3 consecutive days; analgin twice a day, 5 ml per animal each time; cefotaxime sodium 2 times a day, 0.5 g per animal each time; Kaiwei Xiaoshi Ling 2 times a day, 1.5 ml per animal each time; for those with vomiting, inject Aimaol, 1 dose per animal each time, for 3-5 consecutive days.
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B-Mode Ultrasound Diagnostic Methods and Applications in Canine Pregnancy
The application of ultrasound diagnostic technology in the veterinary field began in the mid-1960s, initially using A-mode and D-mode ultrasound. With the development of electronic technology and the electronics industry, it advanced to M-mode and B-mode by the mid-1970s. The B-mode ultrasound diagnostic apparatus, also known as B-ultrasound, uses brightness modulation, reflecting signal intensity through the brightness or darkness of light spots. Because B-ultrasound can perform real-time imaging of the body, display two-dimensional images of the examined area, and clearly show the dynamic changes, morphology and adjacent relationships of internal organs and tissues, as well as the internal echoes and structures of soft tissues, the distribution of blood vessels and other ducts, B-ultrasound is also called a real-time ultrasonic tomographic imaging diagnostic apparatus. Furthermore, because B-ultrasound causes no damage to the body, allows treatment of the examined area under its guidance, and has a wide range of applications, it gained the attention and widespread use of the medical community as soon as it was introduced, and has now become one of the four major medical imaging diagnostic methods. In veterinary and livestock production, B-ultrasound has likewise been widely applied; at present, whether abroad or domestically, whether in basic veterinary theoretical research, livestock production practice, or clinical veterinary application, B-ultrasound plays a very important role, and has been hailed as a revolutionary change in veterinary diagnostic technology, being applied in fields such as pregnancy monitoring, superovulation, disease diagnosis, and selective breeding and fattening monitoring. At present, one of the main uses of B-ultrasound is monitoring the uterus and fetus during animal pregnancy. Combining the author's experience, this article briefly describes the main applications of B-ultrasound in canine pregnancy monitoring.
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Etiology, Diagnosis, and Prevention of Vulvitis and Vaginitis in Canine Obstetrics
Vulvitis is inflammation of the vulva and vestibule. It is mostly caused by infection from vulvar trauma during parturition, inadequate disinfection of hands or instruments during assisted delivery, and bacteria introduced by the tail. During mating, damage to the vulvar mucosa can also trigger this disease; vaginitis is inflammation of the vagina. Primary vaginitis is mostly seen in certain large breeds before sexual maturity, such as the German Shepherd and Boxer. Secondary vaginitis is mostly seen in adult dogs. Predisposing causes include prolonged estrus, unsanitary mating, infection during parturition, and secondary infection of the uterus, bladder, urethra, and vestibule. Vaginitis often occurs concurrently with vulvitis. [Diagnosis]
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How to prevent and treat canine distemper? Practical methods explained in one go
Canine distemper is a highly contagious, fatal infectious disease of dogs caused by the canine distemper virus. The disease spreads quickly and has a high mortality rate, making it one of the major diseases that seriously threaten the life and health of dogs. Canine distemper can occur in all four seasons, but is especially common in winter and spring. Recently in Jinan, dogs have also died from distemper. Dogs of any sex or age can be infected. Puppies are more susceptible than adult dogs. Purebred dogs and police dogs are more susceptible than native dogs, and their mortality rate is also higher. The disease is mainly transmitted through contact and air, therefore, contact
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Surgical Treatment Methods for Canine Bladder Stones
Bladder stones are stones that form within the bladder and are the most commonly occurring bladder condition among canine urinary tract stones, seen mostly in older dogs. The main component of the stones is mostly phosphate. In August 2005, a Pekingese dog owned by Zhang in Mishan Town, Wendeng City developed bladder stones and recovered after surgical treatment. 1 Clinical symptoms: The owner reported that this dog was female, 4 kg, 8 years old, and its daily food was mainly meat. Recently the dog's abdomen was found to be distended and it had difficulty urinating. Abdominal palpation revealed a full bladder with a sense of pain, and bladder stones were suspected in this dog.
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Symptoms and Prevention and Treatment Methods of Canine Coronavirus Infection
Canine coronavirus can cause gastroenteritis symptoms of varying severity in dogs, characterized by frequent vomiting, diarrhea, depression, and anorexia. This disease can occur in all four seasons, but is more common in winter. Infected dogs are the main source of infection. Dogs can be infected through the respiratory tract, digestive tract, feces, and contaminated objects. Once the disease occurs, it is very difficult to control among dogs in the same litter and the same room, and all of them can become infected. This disease often occurs as a mixed infection with canine parvovirus, rotavirus, and other gastrointestinal diseases. [Symptoms] This disease spreads quickly and can spread to the entire group within a few days. The incubation
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