Infectious Diseases and Pathology of Reptiles, Color Atlas and Text, 2nd Edition

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Infectious Diseases and Pathology of Reptiles, Color Atlas and Text, 2nd Edition

By Michael M. Garner and Elliott R. Jacobson

Infectious Diseases and Pathology of Reptiles, Second Edition provides definitive information on every aspect of the anatomy, pathophysiology, and differential diagnosis of infectious diseases affecting reptiles. It features stunning high-quality color photos of normal anatomy and histology, as well as gross, light, and electron microscopic images of infectious diseases of reptiles. Editor Elliott Jacobson draws on his own photography collection, and his wealth of experience spanning over 40 years in the research of infectious diseases and veterinary care of reptiles. Already a comprehensive reference, a new volume covering noninfectious diseases of reptiles has now been added to create a two-volume set, Diseases and Pathology of Reptiles.

Beginning with a thorough review of the biology, anatomy, and histology of reptiles, Volume 1 covers all major systems and provides the most complete single source for color images of reptile histology, hematology, and cytology. Volume 1 addresses the mechanism of reptile immunology and the response to pathogens, and explains how immunological response is key to differential diagnosis. It provides an overview of electron microscopy, complete with electron micrographs of reptile pathogens, and introduces the necessity of molecular methods for diagnosis. Finally, this volume devotes several chapters to the viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases known to reptiles, and methods for isolating these pathogens.

With up-to-the-minute data, an array of sharp and high-quality images, and a panel of expert contributors, this new edition of Infectious Diseases and Pathology of Reptiles is the definitive resource for veterinary pathologists, zoo or wildlife veterinarians, and the increasing number of private practice veterinarians seeing reptiles kept as exotic pets. It is also ideal reading for veterinary students specializing in exotics, candidates for ACZM accreditation, and private breeders and hobbyists.

Table of Contents

1. Overview of Biology, Anatomy, and Histology of Reptiles by Elliott R. Jacobson, Harvey B Lillywhite, Daniel G Blackburn

2. Immunology of Reptiles by Francesco C. Origgi and Marco Tecilla

3. Hematology of Reptiles with Focus on Circulating Inflammatory Cells by Nicole I. Stacy and Kendal E. Harr

4. Reptile Necropsy Techniques by Brian A. Stacy

5. Host Response to Infectious Agents and Identification of Pathogens in Tissue Section by Brian A. Stacy, Allan P. Pessier and Robert J. Ossiboff

6. Introduction to Basic Cytodiagnosis by Nicole I. Stacy and Rose E. Raskin

7. Identifying Reptile Pathogens using Electron Microscopy by Elliott R. Jacobson and Karen Kelley

8. Molecular Diagnostics by April J. Johnson, Francesco C. Origgi and Mark Stenglein

9. Serodiagnostics by Francesco C. Origgi and Elliott R. Jacobson

10. Viruses and Viral Diseases of Reptiles by Rachel E. Marschang, Franceso C. Origgi, Mark D. Stenglein, Timothy H. Hyndman, James F. X. Wellehan and Elliott R. Jacobson

11. Bacterial Diseases of Reptiles by Frank PasmanS, An Martel, Elliott R. Jacobson

12. Mycotic Diseases of Reptiles by Jean A. Paré and Kenneth J. Conley

13. Parasites and Parasitic Diseases of Reptiles by Heather D.S. Walden, Ellis C. Greiner and Elliott R. Jacobson

14 Isolation of Pathogens by Francesco C. Origgi, Robert J. Ossiboff and Jean A. Paré

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Small Animal Clinical Techniques 3rd Edition

By Susan Taylor

Small Animal Clinical Techniques 3rd Edition PDF. Learn how to confidently care for small animal patients with Taylor’s Small Animal Clinical Techniques, 3rd Edition. Filled with more than 60 of the most common procedures performed by veterinary technicians and assistants, this highly visual guide helps you easily master the diagnostic and therapeutic clinical techniques that are essential to small animal practice. Each procedure uses clear step-by-step instructions to walk you through the purpose, indications, contraindications and concerns, complications, special anatomy, equipment, restraint, and procedure techniques. This new edition also features a new chapter on physical examination, all-new physical examination procedure videos, and updated images throughout the text. And as with previous editions, Taylor’s companion online learning modules will further hone your ability to logically think through procedures and properly perform skills.

Coverage of the most common procedures performed by veterinary technicians and assistants are covered in a clear, concise, and highly visual way.
Consistent approach includes step-by-step instructions, principles, and photographs for all procedures to show you how to think through the procedures in a logical manner and perform the skills well.
Case studies help ground you in your understanding and reinforce clinical experience.
Narrated videos located on the Evolve companion website provide visual, real-time demonstrations of clinical techniques and are a perfect review tool.
NEW! New chapter on physical examination incorporates a comprehensive step-by-step photo essay to help you easily understand how to perform common techniques.
NEW! Physical examination procedure videos on the Evolve companion website help you put techniques into practice.
NEW! Updated images throughout the text are paired with procedures to better illustrate step-by-step technique instructions.

Table of Contents

Cover image

Title page

Table of Contents

Copyright

Dedication

Preface

1. Physical examination

PROCEDURE 1-1 Physical examination

2. Venous blood collection

PROCEDURE 2-1 Jugular venipuncture

PROCEDURE 2-2 Jugular venipuncture, inverted technique

PROCEDURE 2-3 Cephalic venipuncture

PROCEDURE 2-4 Lateral saphenous venipuncture

PROCEDURE 2-5 Medial saphenous venipuncture

PROCEDURE 2-6 Marginal ear vein blood collection

3. Arterial blood collection

PROCEDURE 3-1 Arterial blood collection from the femoral artery

PROCEDURE 3-2 Arterial blood collection from the dorsal pedal artery

PROCEDURE 3-3 Interpretation of arterial blood gas results

4. Injection techniques

PROCEDURE 4-1 Intravenous injections

PROCEDURE 4-2 Intramuscular injections

PROCEDURE 4-3 Subcutaneous injections

5. Vascular access techniques

PROCEDURE 5-1 Peripheral venous catheter placement in the cephalic vein

PROCEDURE 5-2 Central venous catheter placement in the jugular vein

PROCEDURE 5-3 Intraosseous catheterization

6. Dermatologic techniques

PROCEDURE 6-1 Skin scraping

PROCEDURE 6-2 Cellophane tape method

PROCEDURE 6-3 Vacuuming

PROCEDURE 6-4 Bacterial culture of skin pustule

PROCEDURE 6-5 Fine-needle collection of cells for cytological evaluation

PROCEDURE 6-6 Skin biopsy

PROCEDURE 6-7 Wood’s lamp examination

PROCEDURE 6-8 Clipping nails

7. Ear examination

PROCEDURE 7-1 Ear examination

8. Ocular techniques

PROCEDURE 8-1 Schirmer tear test

PROCEDURE 8-2 Conjunctival culture

PROCEDURE 8-3 Fluorescein staining

PROCEDURE 8-4 Flushing the nasolacrimal ducts

PROCEDURE 8-5 Applying topical medications in the eye

PROCEDURE 8-6 Conjunctival scrapings

9. Respiratory system techniques

PROCEDURE 9-1 Respiratory examination and auscultation

PROCEDURE 9-2 Internal nasal examination

PROCEDURE 9-3 Pharyngeal examination

PROCEDURE 9-4 Laryngeal examination

PROCEDURE 9-5 Transtracheal wash: Small and large dogs

PROCEDURE 9-6 Small dog transtracheal wash

PROCEDURE 9-7 Large dog transtracheal wash

PROCEDURE 9-8 Endotracheal wash

PROCEDURE 9-9 Bronchoscopic bronchoalveolar lavage

PROCEDURE 9-10 Transthoracic lung aspiration

PROCEDURE 9-11 Thoracentesis

PROCEDURE 9-12 Chest tube placement

10. Cardiac techniques

PROCEDURE 10-1 Cardiac examination and auscultation

PROCEDURE 10-2 Electrocardiography

PROCEDURE 10-3 Pericardiocentesis

11. Gastrointestinal system techniques

PROCEDURE 11-1 Oral examination

PROCEDURE 11-2 Orogastric intubation (passing a stomach tube)

PROCEDURE 11-3 Stomach tubing neonates

PROCEDURE 11-4 Nasogastric/nasoesophageal intubation

PROCEDURE 11-5 Esophageal feeding tube placement in cats

PROCEDURE 11-6 Anal sac palpation and expression

PROCEDURE 11-7 Fine-needle aspiration biopsy of the liver

PROCEDURE 11-8 Abdominocentesis

PROCEDURE 11-9 Diagnostic peritoneal lavage

12. Urinary system techniques

PROCEDURE 12-1 Urine collection by cystocentesis

PROCEDURE 12-2 Urinary catheterization: Male cat

PROCEDURE 12-3 Urinary catheterization: Male dog

PROCEDURE 12-4 Urinary catheterization: Female dog

PROCEDURE 12-5 Prostatic wash

13. Vaginal cytology

PROCEDURE 13-1 Obtaining vaginal samples

14. Bone marrow collection

PROCEDURE 14-1 Bone marrow aspiration

PROCEDURE 14-2 Bone marrow core

15. Arthrocentesis

PROCEDURE 15-1 Arthrocentesis

16. Neurologic examination

PROCEDURE 16-1 Neurologic examination

17. Cerebrospinal fluid collection

PROCEDURE 17-1 Cerebrospinal fluid collection

18. Tests to assess clotting

PROCEDURE 18-1 Buccal mucosal bleeding time

PROCEDURE 18-2 Activated clotting time

Index

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One Welfare: A Framework to Improve Animal Welfare and Human Well-being

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One Welfare: A Framework to Improve Animal Welfare and Human Well-being

By Rebeca Garcia Pinillos

One Welfare: A Framework to Improve Animal Welfare and Human Well-being Book PDF provides a definition of the concept of One Welfare: the interconnection between animal welfare, human wellbeing and the environment. The book establishes a conceptual framework, in five sections, resulting from a three month global consultation on a draft proposal comprising nine areas. The book contains: – A one welfare approach which complements and extends the existing one health approach – A range of prestigious contributions from key opinion leaders in the field of animal welfare which help to define the framework – A platform for the development of more collaborative and integrated animal welfare standards and policies One Welfare complements the One Health and Eco Health approaches, enabling full integration of animal welfare within other disciplines; a much needed tool to help improve animal welfare, human wellbeing and environmental components and support worldwide sustainable development goals. Integrating this concept into existing projects could help to foster collaboration to improve human and animal welfare globally. This text is of interest to those working in the fields of animal and human welfare, sustainability and conservation, international development and to all those keen to extend the one health approach to animal welfare and human wellbeing.

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Advances in the Canine Cranial Cruciate Ligament 2nd Edition

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Advances in the Canine Cranial Cruciate Ligament, 2nd Edition

By Peter Muir

Advances in the Canine Cranial Cruciate Ligament 2nd Edition PDF is first book in the Advances in Veterinary Surgery series, presents a state-of-the-art summary of current knowledge on cruciate rupture, one of the most important orthopaedic conditions in dogs. Written by leading specialists and edited by a highly respected veterinary orthopaedic surgeon and researcher, the book takes a cross-disciplinary, evidence-based approach. It provides the information necessary to accurately diagnose, treat, and manage cruciate rupture cases and is a valuable reference for clinicians seeking the most current information on this important condition.

Table of Contents

About the Editor xi

Foreword to the Second Edition xiii
Kenneth A. Johnson

Foreword xv
R. Randy Basinger, ACVS Foundation

Preface xvii
Peter Muir

Acknowledgements xix
Peter Muir

Contributing Authors xxi

I Structure and Function 1

Introduction 1
Peter Muir

1 Morphology and Function of the Cruciate Ligaments 3
Hilde de Rooster and Eithne Comerford

2 Biomechanics of the Cruciate Ligaments 13
Susannah J. Sample

3 Cruciate Ligament Remodeling and Repair 21
Connie S. Chamberlain, Erin E. Crowley, and Ray Vanderby Jr.

4 Meniscal Structure and Function 31
Antonio Pozzi and James L. Cook

5 Biomechanics of the Normal and Cranial Cruciate Ligament-Deficient Stifle 39
Antonio Pozzi and Stanley E. Kim

II Etiopathogenesis of Cruciate Ligament Rupture 45

Introduction 45
Peter Muir

6 Histology of Cruciate Ligament Rupture 47
Kei Hayashi

7 Genetics of Cruciate Ligament Rupture 57
Lauren A. Baker and Peter Muir

8 Cruciate Ligament Matrix Metabolism and Development of Laxity 65
Eithne Comerford

9 Morphological Risk Factors for Cruciate Ligament Rupture 73
Eithne Comerford

10 Role of Nitric Oxide Production and Matrix Protease Activity in Cruciate Ligament Degeneration 81
David E. Spreng and Simone Forterre

11 Role of Antibodies to Collagen Type I and II 89
Hilde de Rooster and Eithne Comerford

12 Synovitis Precedes Stifle Instability Associated with Cruciate Ligament Rupture 93
Jason A. Bleedorn

13 Role of Synovial Immune Responses in Stifle Synovitis 101
Peter Muir

III Clinical Features 107

Introduction 107
Peter Muir

14 Epidemiology of Cruciate Ligament Rupture 109
Lauren A. Baker and Peter Muir

15 History and Clinical Signs of Cruciate Ligament Rupture 115
Peter Muir

16 Partial Rupture of the Cranial Cruciate Ligament 119
Peter Muir

17 Caudal Cruciate Ligament Rupture 123
Peter Muir

18 Stress Imaging of the Stifle 127
Stanley E. Kim

19 Stifle Ultrasonography 135
Cristi R. Cook

20 Computed Tomography (CT) of the Stifle 141
Ingrid Gielen and Henri van Bree

21 Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Stifle 155
Peter V. Scrivani

22 Risk Prediction of Cruciate Ligament Rupture using Stifle Diagnostic Imaging 165
Peter Muir

IV Surgical Treatment 169

Introduction 169
Peter Muir

23 Arthroscopy and Arthrotomy of the Stifle 171
Brian S. Beale, Donald A. Hulse, Antonio Pozzi, and Peter Muir

24 Joint Lavage 185
Peter Muir

25 Extracapsular Stabilization 189
Selena Tinga and Stanley E. Kim

26 Intra-Articular Repair for Cranial Cruciate Ligament Rupture in the Dog 201
Jeffery J. Biskup and Michael G. Conzemius

27 Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy 217
Susan L. Schaefer

28 Tibial Tuberosity Advancement 227
Randy J. Boudrieau

29 Closing Cranial Wedge Ostectomy and Triple Tibial Osteotomy 243
Simon C. Roe

30 Treatment of Excessive Tibial Plateau Angle 253
Michael P. Kowaleski

31 Surgical Management of Cruciate Ligament Rupture Combined with Patella Luxation 261
Anke Langenbach and Denis J. Marcellin-Little

32 Biomechanics of the Cranial Cruciate Ligament-Deficient Stifle Treated by Tibial Osteotomies 271
Antonio Pozzi, Stanley E. Kim, and Selena Tinga

33 Arthroscopic Follow-Up after Surgical Stabilization of the Stifle 279
Brian S. Beale and Donald A. Hulse

34 Cranial Cruciate Ligament Debridement 291
David E. Spreng

35 Surgical Treatment of Concurrent Meniscal Injury 295
Samuel P. Franklin, James L. Cook, and Antonio Pozzi

36 Meniscal Release 301
Antonio Pozzi and James L. Cook

37 Progression of Osteoarthritis after Stifle Stabilization Surgery 307
Susannah J. Sample

38 Clinical Outcomes after Surgical Treatment of Cruciate Ligament Rupture 313
Mary Sarah Bergh and Steven C. Budsberg

39 Success and Failure after Stifle Stabilization Surgery 317
Michael G. Conzemius and Richard B. Evans

40 Diagnosis and Management of Orthopaedic Infection after Stifle Surgery 323
Noel M.M. Moens

V Medical Management of Cruciate Ligament Rupture 331

Introduction 331
Peter Muir

41 Medical Therapy for Stifle Osteoarthritis 333
Steven C. Budsberg

42 Rehabilitation for Dogs with Cruciate Ligament Rupture 343
Denis J. Marcellin-Little and Courtney J. Arnoldy

VI Future Directions 353

Introduction 353
Peter Muir

43 Clinical Research Design and Patient-Oriented Outcomes 355
Dorothy Cimino Brown

44 Total Knee Replacement in the Dog 363
Matthew J. Allen, William D. Liska, and Valentina Brioschi

45 Regenerative Medicine and Cranial Cruciate Ligament Repair 371
Gabriel S. Perrone, Martha M. Murray, and Patrick Vavken

46 Disease-Modifying Medical and Cell-Based Therapy 379
Susannah J. Sample and Peter Muir

Index 385

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Modern Livestock & Poultry Production 8th Edition

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Modern Livestock & Poultry Production 8th Edition

By James R Gillespie

Modern Livestock & Poultry Production 8th Edition PDF entices and engages readers with new, full-color photographs and illustrations, and up-to-date comprehensive information. Having undergone extensive updates, Modern Livestock and Poultry Production, 8th Edition includes current issues in animal agriculture including, biosecurity, animal ID, and vertical integration, while still incorporating vital agriscience and production information, including real-life applications, required for high school students success in the field.

Author

James R. Gillespie has extensive training and experience in the field of livestock production and agricultural education. He received his BS and MS degrees in Agricultural Education from Iowa State University and holds a degree as an Education Specialist in School Administration from Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois. Now retired, he was employed by the Illinois State Board of Education, as a Regional Vocational Administrator. Mr. Gillespie is a member of Phi Delta Kappa and the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.

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BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Shelter Medicine: Principles of Health and Welfare in a Multi-animal Environment

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BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Shelter Medicine: Principles of Health and Welfare in a Multi-animal Environment

By Rachel Dean, Margaret Roberts and, Jenny Stavisky

Learn effective animal handling and restraint techniques! Animal Restraint for Veterinary Professionals, 2nd Edition describes each procedure with two to eight photos showing the exact steps needed to achieve safe restraint. A chapter is devoted to each domestic animal species, including cats, dogs, cattle, horses, sheep, goats, pigs, rabbits, rodents, ferrets, and birds. New to this edition are updated photographs showing the latest and greatest restraint procedures for all types of animals. Written by expert veterinary technician educators C.C. Sheldon, Teresa Sonsthagen, and James Topel, this practical guide also includes a chapter on knot tying!

Step-by-step guidelines make it easy to understand safe, proper restraint procedures.
Over 500 full-color photographs illustrate restraint procedures.
A clear, non-technical writing style along with descriptive photographs simplifies animal restraint concepts.
Comprehensive coverage in each chapter includes normal and abnormal behavior characteristics, precautions, special handling, restraint devices, and descriptions of medical procedures — such as venipuncture — for which special restraint procedures are necessary.
Restraint Principles chapter summarizes the considerations for restraint, animal safety, circumstances for restraint, the effect of restraint on animals, and complications.
Knot Tying chapter presents basic types of knots that may be used to safely restrain larger animals.

Table of Contents

What is shelter medicine?

• Top tips for a shelter medicine vet

Ethics and animal welfare

• Using the ethical framework to make decisions

Pragmatic decision-making in the charity situation

• Dealing with the elderly thin cat

• Dealing with the elderly dog

• Dealing with heart murmurs in dogs and cats

• Dealing with the itchy dog: is it atopic dermatitis?

Population control and management

• Setting up a population control program

• TNR/CNR checklist

• Euthanasia and shelters

Optimizing neutering programmes

• General anaesthesia protocols for early neutering

Shelter metrics

Principles of infectious disease and transmission

Biosecurity in shelters

• A brief overview of disinfectants

Shelter design and the flow of animals through a shelter

Preventive medicine in the shelter environment

• Intake assessment for animals entering shelters

Diarrhoea in the dog in the shelter environment

Diarrhoea in the cat in the shelter environment

Respiratory disease in the dog in the shelter environment

• Rehoming a coughing dog

Respiratory disease in the cat in the shelter environment

• Rehoming a snotty cat

Skins diseases in shelter animals

Managing FeLV/FIV in the multi-cat/shelter environment

Managing feline coronavirus and feline infectious peritonitis in the multi-cat/shelter environment

• Toxoplasmosis

• Exotic diseases in shelters

• Zoonotic diseases in shelters

Behaviour and stress management in the shelter environment

• Current thinking on dog behaviour

• Current thinking on cat behaviour

• Socialization of puppies

• Socialization of kittens

• Dealing with the aggressive dog

• Dealing with the hard-to-handle cat

• Environmental enrichment for dogs in shelters

• Environmental enrichment for cats in shelters

Charities, their policies and their staff

Law and shelter medicine

• Dealing with a stray dog

• Dealing with a stray cat

The shelter veterinary team

Working with the non-vet shelter team

• Hoarding

• Non-accidental injury

Training and education in the shelter environment

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Biosecurity in Animal Production and Veterinary Medicine From Principles to Practice

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Biosecurity in Animal Production and Veterinary Medicine From Principles to Practice

Globally, the way the animal production industry copes with infectious diseases is changing. The (excessive) use of antimicrobials is under debate and it is becoming standard practice to implement thorough biosecurity plans on farms to prevent the entry and spread of pathogenic micro-organisms. Not only in farm animal production, but also in facilities where companion animals are kept, including in veterinary practices and clinics, awareness of the beneficial implications of a good biosecurity plan has raised. The book Biosecurity in Animal Production and Veterinary Medicine is the first compilation of both fundamental aspects of biosecurity practices, and specific and practical information on the application of the biosecurity measures in different animal production and animal housing settings.

The book starts with a general introductory chapter on the epidemiology of infectious diseases, followed by a chapter explaining the general principles of biosecurity. Specific topics of biosecurity, including rodent and insect control, cleaning and disinfection, hygiene and decontamination of feed, drinking water and air, and measuring the biosecurity status of farms, are detailed in dedicated chapters. Explanations on the relevance of the implementation of biosecurity plans in order to improve animal health and performance and reduce antimicrobial usage are described, and a chapter on ways to motivate farmers to implement a biosecurity plan has been included. Practical chapters deal with biosecurity in the poultry, pig and cattle industry, horse facilities, dog kennels, veterinary practices and clinics and laboratory animal facilities.

The book is a practical guide that can be used by farm and animal facility managers, consultants, veterinarians, animal caretakers, and people with an interest in prevention of diseases in animals. Academics and students will benefit from the book because it contains all relevant information on animal biosecurity.

About The Author

Prof. Dr. Jeroen Dewulf is professor in Veterinary Epidemiology at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Ghent University. His main research interests are quantitative epidemiology and control of zoonoses with a specific emphasis on antimicrobial resistance and antimicrobial use in animal production as well as the prevention of epidemic and endemic diseases with a focus on the application of biosecurity measures.

Prof Dr. Filip Van Immerseel is professor at the Department of Pathology, Bacteriology and Avian Diseases at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Ghent University in Belgium. Being a scientist with a research group on host-bacterium interactions in animals, he has specific interest in prophylaxis of infectious diseases. His group already published over 175 international papers on intestinal health and diseases in production animals and is involved in a variety of research projects on alternatives to antibiotics. He is lecturer of Biosecurity and Hygiene for veterinary students.

Table of Contents

1: Circles of Disease Transmission
2: General Principles of Biosecurity in Animal Production and Veterinary Medicine
3: Biosecurity and its Relationship with Health, Production and Antimicrobial Use
4: How to Motivate Farmers to Implement Biosecurity Measures
5: How to measure Biosecurity and the Hygiene Status of Farms
6: Cleaning and Disinfection
7: Hygienic Aspects of Air and Decontamination of Air
8: Feed Hygiene
9: Drinking Water Hygiene and Biosecurity
10: Promoting Biosecurity through Insect Management at Animal Facilities
11: Rodent Control in Animal Production
12: Transmission of Pig Diseases and Biosecurity in Pig Production
13: Transmission of Poultry Diseases and Biosecurity in Poultry Production
14: Transmission of Cattle Diseases and Biosecurity in Cattle Farms
15: Biosecurity for Horse Facilities
16: Biosecurity Measures for Dog Merchants and Canine Breeding Kennels
17: Biosecurity in Veterinary Practices and Clinics
18: Biosecurity in Laboratory Animal Research Facilities
19: Biosecurity in Aquaculture: Practical Veterinary Approaches for Aquatic Animal Disease Prevention, Control, and Potential Eradication

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Exotic Animal Care and Management, 2nd Edition

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Exotic Animal Care and Management, 2nd Edition

By Vicki Judah and, Kathy Nuttall

Exotic Animal Care and Management 2nd Edition PDF delves into the unique behaviors, diet, housing considerations, handling and restraint methods, medical concerns and clinical procedures related to the proper management of these animals. Reader-friendly and concise, each chapter covers a specific exotic animal commonly found in veterinary practice, including small mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, intervtebrates, alpacas and llamas, miniature pigs and backyard chickens. Also included is an overview of specific concerns and zoonotic diseases associated with exotic animals so that you are fully prepared to contribute to their care and treatment.

Covers the latest practices and procedures in the care and treatment of these animals.
Comprehensive coverage of medical procedures presented in a concise manner ensures that students obtain the knowledge they need to properly care for exotic animals as veterinary technicians.
Sidebar notes and tips are featured throughout the chapters, providing further information, practical advice, and highlighting current trends.
“Fast Facts” at the end of each species-specific chapter summarizes animal statistics, offering a critical review and reference tool for students.
Case Studies and accompanying questions place students in the position of veterinary technician, requiring them to think critically about a specific patient presentation and the possible treatment plan.
A new chapter on backyard chickens addresses the ever-changing pet population and ensures students are knowledgable about various animals seen in veterinary practice.
Expanded information related to medical concerns and clinical procedures properly prepares students for the evaluation and treatment of exotic species.
Case Studies and critical-thinking questions accompany each species-specific chapter to encourage students to apply key concepts in the context of realistic animal-patient presentations.
Engaging new design combined with new photos and illustrations ehance and support the key concepts presented in the chapters.
A secure Instructor Companion site features Lesson Plans, PowerPoint® presentations, testing powered by Cognero, and an Image Gallery to assist in preparation for classroom instruction and evaluation.

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Nutritional and Physiological Functions of Amino Acids in Pigs

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Nutritional and Physiological Functions of Amino Acids in Pigs

By Francois Blachier, Guoyao Wu and Yulong Yin

Nutritional and Physiological Functions of Amino Acids in Pigs PDF provides developmental data regarding piglets (with a focus on the gastrointestinal tract), data related to amino acid metabolism in pigs, data related to nutritional and physiological functions of amino acids in pigs, nutritional requirements for amino acids in pigs, signaling roles of amino acids, methodological aspects in amino acid research and the pig model for studying amino acid-related human diseases.

Only book presenting an overview of amino acid metabolism and effects in pigs
Provides the double perspective of pig as an animal with important agronomical interest
Discusses the animal model pig for extrapolation to human physiology

Table of Contents

Anatomical Characteristics of the Gastrointestinal Tract and Digestive Glands of Pigs During Development

Development of the Gastrointestinal Tract in Pigs

Development of Digestive Glands in Pigs

Development and Renewal of Intestinal Villi in Pigs

Terminal Digestion, Amino Acid Absorption/Metabolism, and Microbiota in the Pig Intestine During Development

Terminal Digestion of Polypeptides and Amino Acid Absorption by the Pig Intestine Epithelial Cells During Development

Developmental Amino Acid Metabolism in the Pig Small and Large Intestine Epithelial Cells

Development of Micro-ecological System in Small and Large Intestine of Piglets

Physiological Functions of Amino Acids in Pigs

Structure, Metabolism and Functions of Amino Acids: An Overview

Synthesis and Degradation of Proteins in Pigs

Factors That Affect Amino Acid Metabolism in Pigs

Amino Acids and Hormone Secretion in Pigs

Amino Acids, Gene Expression, and Cell Signaling in the Pig Intestine

Amino Acids and Immune Functions

The Pig Model for Studying Amino Acid-Related Human Diseases: Amino Acids and Intestinal Diseases in Preterm Infants

Amino Acids and Obesity, Diabetes, and Dyslipidemia in Pigs and Other Mammals

Methodology for Research on Amino Acid

Methods of Amino Acid Analysis

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Nutrition of the Rabbit, 3rd Edition

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Nutrition of the Rabbit, 3rd Edition

By Carlos de Blas and Julian Wiseman

Nutrition of the Rabbit, 3rd Edition PDF. Bringing together international expertise in rabbit production, topics covered in this fully updated volume include digestive physiology, feed formulation and product quality, as well as feeding strategies, feed processing, feed management around weaning and the relationship between nutrition and intestinal health. Brand new to this edition, the chapters also discuss the development of immune response and the role of intestinal microbiota, new dietary sources and additives, and feeding behaviour in pasture and organic feeding. A valuable resource for researchers and students of animal nutrition and production, this book provides a comprehensive, research-based review of nutrition for these important animals.

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Nutrition of the Rabbit 3rd Edition PDF Contents

1: The Digestive System of the Rabbit

2: Digestion of Sugars and Starch

3: Protein Digestion

4: Fat Digestion

5: Fibre Digestion

6: Energy and Protein Metabolism and Requirements

7: Minerals, Vitamins and Additives

8: Feed Evaluation

9: Influence of Diet on Rabbit Meat Quality

10: Nutrition and Feeding Strategy: Impacts on Health Status