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Canine Reproduction and Neonatology

Autor Marthina L. Greer
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 dec 2014

This book focuses on the veterinarian¿s responsibilities for managing the problem pregnancy, insemination, collecting, storing, and shipping semen, and all of the diseases and vaccination protocols that may involve the bitch and the stud dog. The book provides step-by-step guidelines for husbandry and nutrition as they relate to the bitch and her puppies, an excellent and concise description of breeding genetics and the implications of that knowledge for long term preservation of the breed line. It alos highlights the relationship that must exist between the veterinarian and breeder clients.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781591610410
ISBN-10: 1591610419
Pagini: 476
Ilustrații: 236 colour illustrations
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 28 mm
Greutate: 1.28 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Teton New Media
Colecția Teton New Media

Public țintă

Professional Practice & Development

Cuprins

Contents Acknowledgements/Dedication Preface Chapter 1: Working With Breeders Normal Reproduction Basic Reproductive Care Chapter 2: Genetic Selection And Screening Selecting Breeding Stock Counseling the Breeder/Client Specific Disease-Based Screening Examinations and Databases Genotypic Screening Line Breeding The Breeding Program Chapter 3: Preparing To Breed Planning the Breeding Stud Dog Selection Preparing the Bitch for Breeding Timing the Bitch for Breeding Chapter 4: Orchestrating the Breeding - Natural And Special Breeding Scheduling the Breeding Appointment The Normal Breeding Vaginal Artificial Inseminations Shipping Fresh Chilled Semen Handling Frozen Semen Surgical Insemination Transvaginal Insemination Chapter 5: Managing The Pregnancy Environmental Management and Housing Drugs and Vaccines During Pregnancy Anthelmenthics During Pregnancy Nutrition Diagnosing the preganancy Managing the Abnormal Pregnancy Premature Labor and Hypoluteoidism Chapter 6: Managing The Whelping And C - Section Preparing for the Whelping at Home The Normal Delivery Managing a Whelping at the Veterinary Hospital Tacodynamometry Managing the C-section Dystocia Managing the C - Section Techniques for Success Anesthesia Surgery - C-section and Delivery of the pups Resuscitation of the Neonate at Vaginal or C- Section Birth Discharge of the Bitch and Her Litter Chapter 7: Managing the Immediate Postpartum Period In The Bitch Health Care Nutrition and Exercise Anthelmenthics Common Disorders of the Immediate Postpartum Period Chapter 8: Neonatal and Pediatric Care The Normal Neonate Advanced Home Care Causes of Neonatal Mortality Neonatal Supportive Care The Singelton Puppy Taildocking and Dew Claw Removal Nutrition Preparing Puppies for a New Home Placing the Puppies Registering Litters Chapter 9: Infertility And Reproductive Problems In The Valuable Bitch The Normal Estrous Cycle The Ideal Age To Breed And Frequency Maximizing Litter Size The Missed Breeding Planning for the Next Breeding Abnormal Estrous Cycles Failure to Maintain Pregnancy Hormonal Alteration of Estrous Pseudopregnancy Diagnosing Pyometra Miscellaneous Disorders of Pregnancy The Accidental Breeding Special Breedings Mammary Tumors Chapter 10: Infertility And Reproductive Problems In The Valuable Stud Dog Breeding Soundness Examination Collecting the Stud Dog Sperm Count and Morphology Endocrinopathies and Hormonal Diseases Disorders of the Prostate Disorders of the Testes Scrotal Disorders Disorders of the Penis Failure to Achieve Sexual Maturity and Intersex Disorders of Copulation Disorders of Sperm Production Technical Advances in Perpetuating Male Fertility Chapter 11: Special Breedings Working With Fresh Chilled Semen Breeding a Bitch With Frozen Semen SUGGESTED READINGS APPENDICES Appendix A: FOR TECHNICAL STAFF (14 elements) Appendix B: FOR TELEPHONE STAFF ( 6 elements) Appendix C: CLIENT INFORMATION ( 15 elements) Appendix D: FOR VETERINARIANS (16 elements) INDEX

Recenzii

"This practical guide covers all aspects of canine reproduction in depth, from learning the breeder’s work to dealing with infertility. The eleven chapters take you into the world of dog breeding in a nicely illustrated journey while providing answers to many questions: Should I vaccinate my pregnant bitch? What drugs can be used? What is a normal delivery? How far should you go in treating sick neonates? Ready-made report sheets, a thorough list of medicines, clinical algorithms, and a detailed index are other useful features of this no-nonsense book."
Vets Now: Book Review, October 2015
"This book provides a comprehensive description of clinical canine theriogenology from a practical and common-sense perspective. Clinical procedures are effectively detailed in step-by-step protocols. ... This book has many strengths including > 200 high-quality, colored photographs, which help readers appreciate the difference between normal and abnormal reproductive conditions. The 51 well-organized appendices provide concise information in the form of algorithms, lists, tables, forms, and questionnaires that are useful for veterinarians, technical staff, and clients. An enormous benefit is that these helpful appendices are available digitally and can be downloaded, edited, and customized to meet individual needs."
—Jane A. Barber, DVM, MS, DACT, Veterinary Specialties at the Lake, Sherrills Ford, North Carolina, USA, from the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Vol. 246, No. 12, June 15, 2015

Descriere

This book focuses on the veterinarian’s responsibilities for managing the problem pregnancy, insemination, collecting, storing, and shipping semen, and all of the diseases and vaccination protocols that may involve the bitch and the stud dog. The book provides step-by-step guidelines for husbandry and nutrition as they relate to the bitch and her puppies, an excellent and concise description of breeding genetics and the implications of that knowledge for long term preservation of the breed line. It alos highlights the relationship that must exist between the veterinarian and breeder clients.