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Incidence of hydrometra in dairy goats
Veterinary Record, 1993Hydrometra or pseudopregnancy is characterised by the accumulation of aseptic fluid within the uterus and a persistent corpus luteum. In goats the diagnosis can be easily made by ultrasound. The incidence of hydrometra was investigated in three herds of dairy goats, in two of them during one oestrous season and in the other over three years.
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Research in Veterinary Science, 2009
An outbreak of foot lameness in a dairy herd of 170 goats is described. The herd, that was kept mostly indoors, was attended between December 2006 and November 2007. During this period, 15% of the goats showed lameness with foot lesions and 24% of the goats showed lameness without foot lesions.
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An outbreak of foot lameness in a dairy herd of 170 goats is described. The herd, that was kept mostly indoors, was attended between December 2006 and November 2007. During this period, 15% of the goats showed lameness with foot lesions and 24% of the goats showed lameness without foot lesions.
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Pharmacokinetics of ibuprofen in lactating dairy goats
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1993SUMMARY Pharmacokinetic variables of ibuprofen were studied in 6 adult lactating dairy goats after single administration of the drug (14 and 25 mg/kg of body weight, IV, and 50 and 100 mg/kg, PO). Each of the goats was given all doses, with a minimum of 1 week between doses.
F J, DeGraves +2 more
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Neosporosis-associated abortion in a dairy goat
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1996Neospora canium tachyzoites and tissue cysts were found in tissues of a goat fetus aborted after 3.5 months of gestation. The fetus had hydrocephalus and a hypoplastic cerebellum. The predominant lesion in the fetus was severe encephalitis associated with numerous N canium tissue cysts.
J P, Dubey +5 more
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Streptococcus dysgalactiae polyarthritis in dairy goats
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1994Two Saanen does on the same farm developed signs of polyarthritis. Streptococcus dysgalactiae was isolated on microbial culture of samples from multiple joints of both goats. Antibiotic susceptibility testing of the S dysgalactiae revealed resistance to tetracycline, a commonly used antibiotic to treat arthritis in goats. The isolate was susceptible to
P C, Blanchard, K M, Fiser
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Izvestiâ Timirâzevskoj selʹskohozâjstvennoj akademii, 2022
Dairy goat breeding is developing dynamically in the world and in Russia. To scientifically substantiate the breeding strategy of dairy goats, meat-dairy goats and dairy-meat ones, it is necessary to expand information about the composition of goat milk and the nature of correlations between its components.
V.I. TRUKHACHEV +5 more
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Dairy goat breeding is developing dynamically in the world and in Russia. To scientifically substantiate the breeding strategy of dairy goats, meat-dairy goats and dairy-meat ones, it is necessary to expand information about the composition of goat milk and the nature of correlations between its components.
V.I. TRUKHACHEV +5 more
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Copper toxicosis in a dairy goat herd
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2007Abstract Case Description—A closed herd of 400 mixed-breed dairy goats was examined because of a decrease in milk production and increase in mortality rate. Nine animals had died within a 1-month period. Clinical Findings—Clinical signs were evident only in lactating goats and included anorexia and recumbency. In the most severely affected goats, signs
Jennifer, Cornish +4 more
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Livestock, 2018
The modern commercial dairy goat is a high-performance ruminant. At peak yields and in late pregnancy diets with a high nutrient density are required. These must be carefully formulated and presented to maximise feed intakes and minimise ruminal disorders. Feeding standards have been specified for goats in several countries (e.g.
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The modern commercial dairy goat is a high-performance ruminant. At peak yields and in late pregnancy diets with a high nutrient density are required. These must be carefully formulated and presented to maximise feed intakes and minimise ruminal disorders. Feeding standards have been specified for goats in several countries (e.g.
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Hepato-biliary coccidiosis in a dairy goat
Veterinary Parasitology, 1994Hepato-biliary coccidiosis is reported in a diary goat that died of liver failure. Two types of lesions were seen in the liver. In the biliary type, coccidial oocysts, schizonts, gametes and gametocytes were seen in the epithelium of the bile duct, the wall of which was highly fibrosed. The hepatic type was in the form of granuloma, composed of oocysts
O M, Mahmoud, E M, Haroun, A, Sulman
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Praxis veterinaria, 2005
Za Hrvatsku kao turističku zemlju koja je prepoznata po očuvanom okolišu i zdravoj seoskoj hrani izuzetno je važna proizvodnja kozjega mlijeka i mesa. Naime, kozje mlijeko i jaretina imaju dobar « image» za urbane potrošače koji nastoje konzumirati što više manufakturnih proizvoda.
Grbeša, Darko, Homen, Biserka
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Za Hrvatsku kao turističku zemlju koja je prepoznata po očuvanom okolišu i zdravoj seoskoj hrani izuzetno je važna proizvodnja kozjega mlijeka i mesa. Naime, kozje mlijeko i jaretina imaju dobar « image» za urbane potrošače koji nastoje konzumirati što više manufakturnih proizvoda.
Grbeša, Darko, Homen, Biserka
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