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1st Year BVSc & AH Free Notes for Veterinarians

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  1. Veterinary Anatomy

    Unit 1 Introduction to anatomy and branches of anatomy
    6 Topics
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    6 Quizzes
  2. Unit 2 Forelimb
    4 Topics
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    4 Quizzes
  3. Most frequent asking Veterinary Anatomy Differences
  4. Veterinary Anatomy spotting
  5. Veterinary Physiology
    Unit 1 BLOOD, CARDIOVASCULAR, NERVOUS AND MUSCULAR SYSTEMS
    3 Topics
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    3 Quizzes
  6. Unit 2 DIGESTIVE AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS
    5 Topics
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    5 Quizzes
  7. Unit 3 EXCRETORY AND ENDOCRINE SYSTEMS
    6 Topics
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    6 Quizzes
  8. Most frequent asking Veterinary Physiology Differences
  9. Physiology Previous year frequent asking questions
  10. LPM
    Unit 1 GENERAL LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT
    15 Topics
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    15 Quizzes
  11. Unit 2 FODDER PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION
    7 Topics
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    7 Quizzes
  12. LPM Previous year frequent asking questions

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Cattle and Buffalo:

  • Kicking:
    • Causes: Fear, pain, or discomfort during milking or handling.
    • Prevention: Calm handling, using anti-kick devices, and ensuring comfortable milking environments.
  • Sucking (Self or Other):
    • Causes: Nutritional deficiencies, boredom, or early weaning.
    • Prevention: Ensure balanced nutrition, provide adequate roughage, and use weaning devices like nose rings.

Sheep and Goats:

  • Butting:
    • Causes: Territorial behavior, dominance, or overcrowding.
    • Prevention: Provide ample space, socialization, and reduce competition for resources like feed and water.
  • Wool Eating:
    • Causes: Nutritional deficiencies, especially fiber, or stress.
    • Prevention: Provide a balanced diet with sufficient roughage, reduce stress, and ensure adequate grazing time.

Short Point-Wise Notes:

  • Cattle/Buffalo:
    • Kicking: Prevent with calm handling.
    • Sucking: Ensure balanced nutrition.
  • Sheep/Goats:
    • Butting: Provide ample space, reduce competition.
    • Wool Eating: Provide balanced diet, reduce stress.

Other vices

·  Cribbing: Provide forage, use deterrents.

·  Tail Biting: Ensure space, good nutrition.

·  Cannibalism: Proper stocking, feed, and beak-trimming.

·  Excessive Licking/Sucking: Offer enrichment, check diet.

·  Pica (Eating Non-Food Items): Balanced diet, clean environment.

·  Aggression: Manage space and social interactions.

·  Stereotypic Behavior: Provide enrichment, sufficient space.

·  Self-Mutilation: Address stress and nutrition.

·  Over-Grooming: Maintain hygiene, manage parasites.

·  Hoof-Sucking: Proper hoof care, enrichment.

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