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Prevention and Treatment of Common Obstetric Diseases in Fox Breeding
1. Miscarriage. In early pregnancy, miscarriage shows no obvious symptoms; in late pregnancy there is loss of appetite, listlessness, frequent licking of the vulva, and some foxes expel underdeveloped fetuses, while others discharge only a small amount of filthy or red clumpy material, and in some cases it is absorbed by the fox itself. Treatment: ① For those showing signs,
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Swine obstetrics disease: What to do when a sow has a dead fetus retained in the uterus
[Cause] There are many causes of a dead fetus retained in the uterus, mainly inbreeding, breeding too early, damage to the fetus from falls, running, or catching, accidental ingestion of toxins, or acute infectious diseases, which cause fetal death and retention in the uterus. [Symptoms] The sick pig is listless, the vulva is red and swollen, a yellowish-brown foul-smelling liquid flows out, the udder is slightly enlarged and can discharge a small amount of colostrum, no fetal movement can be observed for a long time, the pulse is rapid, breathing is rapid, sometimes abdominal pain appears, and then the cervix closes tightly. If the dead fetus cannot be delivered
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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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Key Technical Points and Methods for the Prevention and Treatment of Swine Obstetric Diseases
Techniques for the prevention and treatment of swine obstetric diseases?
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