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Caesarian section is a major operation carried out to remove puppies that cannot be born normally. Both the anaesthetic procedure and the surgical technique are designed to ensure that recovery is as rapid as possible.
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Canine herpes virus (CHV-1) is a common infection in dogs but its important role in neonatal mortality has only recently been recognised.
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Castration should be considered if you are keeping a male dog as a pet. It has many advantages and few disadvantages.
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Most male animals that are kept for companionship, work, or food production (horses, dogs, cats, bulls, boars) are neutered unless they are intended to be used as breeding stock.
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Equine Frozen Semen Storage Condition
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This describes a condition in which puppies are apparently normal at birth but fail to grow and die up to fourteen days later.
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It has always been customary for vets to recommend surgical neutering of ferrets. Unfortunately, it is now clear that this has been a major factor in the large increase in cases of adrenal gland disease.
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Gather these items together 4 weeks prior to your first due date. Remember preparation is the key!
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Foaling Facilities Each facility offers different services, so please contact each to determine the best arrangements for your mare. These numbers are provided to assist you in finding a foaling facility for your mare. The service provided by these facilities is independent of Gisborne Veterinary Clinic and no responsibility is taken for the service provided.
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Raising an orphaned kitten can be a rewarding experience. However, kittens are very fragile, and raising them can be difficult, time consuming, and not always successful. Included are basic considerations and frequently asked questions in regards to hand rearing kittens.
