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Nosocomial infections in veterinary clinics pose a serious health challenge, similar to issues seen in human hospitals. Though often underestimated, these infections are alarmingly common. Studies from North America have reported infection rates of 16% in dogs and 12% in cats in intensive care units. Caused by resilient pathogens, these infections can have severe impacts...
Move over, Grumpy Cat and Doge—there’s a new internet animal sensation in town! Meet Moo Deng, the adorable pygmy hippo from Thailand who has won the hearts of meme lovers everywhere. With her cute face and quirky personality, Moo Deng has become the latest viral star, inspiring Moo Deng memes across the internet. Whether she's munching on her favorite snacks or lounging...
With more than a billion pets in the world, we are heading towards a world of "Pet Maniacs". According to a survey, more than half (56%) of the world's people have pets, and 47% of them are first-time pet owners. More than a third (37%) of pet owners consider their pets to be the most important presence in their lives. Globally, cat ownership is more common than dog owne...
In veterinary clinics, the ambient air can become contaminated with a range of chemicals from daily-used products, posing health risks to veterinarians, staff, animals, and clients. These pollutants include anaesthetics, disinfectants, cleaning agents, medications, and other pharmaceutical substances. To maintain a safe and healthy environment, installing air purificati...
The global veterinary medicine market was valued at USD 46.51 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.3% from 2024 to 2030, according to a report by Grand View Research Inc. This rapid growth highlights the increasing need for advanced diagnostic tools in veterinary care, including blood chemistry analyzers that offer quick, ...
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In the reproductive process of sows, one of the primary concerns for breeders is whether the mating has been successful. To address this issue, the most convenient method is to use ultrasound for examination. Ultrasound technology, with its non-invasive, real-time, and accurate characteristics, provides significant support for sow reproduction, helping farmers improve pr...
Background Currently, a normobaric hypoxic rat model of pulmonary arterial hypertension has been established domestically, aimed at addressing cor pulmonale resulting from the progression of chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Animal models of chronic high-altitude heart disease induced by pulmonary arterial hypertension are typically developed in decompression hypoxia ch...
Causes of pyelonephritis in dogs: Pyelonephritis is a disease that involves inflammation of the kidneys, usually caused by a bacterial infection. If a dog has bacteria in its urinary system, it can travel all the way to the kidneys and it can lead to pyelonephritis. Cats, like dogs, sometimes get pyelonephritis. A handful of different bacteria are the culprits behind pye...
Cirrhosis is a common liver disease in pet dogs, especially prevalent in older dogs and certain susceptible breeds. Cirrhosis is the result of chronic liver injury and fibrosis, leading to replacement of normal liver tissue with fibrous tissue, which in turn affects liver function. Ultrasonography, as a non-invasive and highly sensitive imaging tool, plays an important r...
The lasers of the LUXYVET family interact with biological tissues producing 5 main effects: Decontamination, Biostimulation, Anti-inflammatory effect, analgesic effect and haemostasis. This clinical case highlights the effectiveness of two of these effects: the Decontaminating effect and the Biostimulation effect. Laser decontamination is produced by the ability of light...
The following training courses are required: Calibration of veterinary POCT analyzers and kits. Training courses for veterinary POCT analyzer and kit calibration. Directed by JZ Animal Care Biotech Co.Ltd trainer Dr. Chloe. This training course covers the following topics: Theme 1 New Installation Theme 2 Clinical Applications Topic 3 Service Maintenance By successfully ...
Sonogram machines have become an indispensable diagnostic tool in the modern veterinary practice. Not only do they provide high-resolution images, but they can also help diagnose a wide range of conditions, from heart disease to pregnancy testing. Choosing the right ultrasound machine is critical to improving the quality of service and diagnostic accuracy in your practic...
Humanity has practiced veterinary medicine for as long as we've domesticated animals. From ancient Egypt to China, veterinarians have treated the animals we call pets and beasts of burden since 3000 BCE. However, like the broader healthcare field, veterinary medicine has experienced massive technological breakthroughs. In the modern era, specialized computer equipment ...
Nearly 63 million salmon died prematurely in large underwater pens dotted across fjords in Norway, the world’s largest producer of Atlantic salmon, last year, a record-high mortality rate of 16.7 percent that cost the industry nearly $2 billion in lost revenue. The fish died from diseases of the pancreas, gills, or heart, or from injuries sustained during the removal of ...
Congenital portosystemic shunt (CPSS) is caused by abnormal development of the portal venous system or fetal blood vessels. CPSS is divided into two categories: extrahepatic and intrahepatic. Additionally, ECPSS is most common in small dogs and cats, while ICPSS is most common in large dogs. Because some toxins, proteins, and nutrients absorbed by the intestines bypass...
When a veterinarian needs to set up an ecg machine, there are certain steps that need to be followed to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the ecg. The following is a detailed setup procedure: 1. Check the veterinary ECG machine:. First, make sure that the ECG machine is in good working condition and that all necessary accessories, such as lead wires, electrodes, ba...
Canine abdominal ultrasound provides a detailed view of the organs and structures within the abdomen. It is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that veterinarians use to evaluate a variety of conditions and monitor ongoing health problems. Below is some of the important information that an abdominal ultrasound can reveal: Organs and Structures Liver: Size, shape, texture, pre...
Veterinary ultrasound machines are most commonly used in the ultrasound examination of canines and small animals for abdominal and thoracic ultrasound. Each of these exams has its own objectives, but are complementary when used together in a patient, and it is often recommended that all three exams be completed in a test. Veterinary ultrasound machines with microconvex p...
1. Bladder stones During a bladder ultrasound examination of a dog using a dog ultrasound machine, the standing bailout probe is swept upward over the bladder of the dog, in which case the free stone appears above the bladder image and carries an acoustic shadow. The image obtained with the standing bowing probe from the bottom up. The liquid dark area is the bladder, a...
Performing a diagnostic ultrasound evaluation requires attention to detail, and the factors for obtaining optimal ultrasound scanning results are influenced by the following. There are 7 basic controls that the user must understand when performing an abdominal ultrasound: On/off or power switch Probe adjustment Frequency adjustment Depth adjustment Focus adjustment...
Indications for uterine ultrasound in dogs (1) Routine abdominal ultrasound should include the uterus; (2) Sterilized animals should be routinely examined for uterine body segments and ovarian segments; (3) Pregnancy diagnosis; (4) Vaginal discharge; (5) Hematuria; (6) Suspicion of uterine infection; (7) Abdominal mass suspected of originating in the uterus; (8) E...
Digestive disorders in puppies are primarily characterized by diarrhea and vomiting. Simple diarrhea and vomiting are related to food and environmental stress, therefore, after 1 month of age, puppies should be taught to take puppy food, so that they have a good adaptation process before weaning, and before weaning, veterinary ultrasound should be used to check the condi...
Pet ultrasound examination plays a crucial role in the medical diagnosis of dogs and cats, particularly in the context of the urinary system. External manifestations of urinary system diseases often manifest as abnormal urination. However, the causes of urinary abnormalities are diverse, including tumors, stones, inflammation, and the affected areas vary, such as the bla...
In recent years, veterinary ultrasound has developed rapidly and has become an indispensable diagnostic method in modern clinical medicine. With the in-depth research and wide application of ultrasonic diagnosis in the field of veterinary medicine, abdominal ultrasound has become a valuable auxiliary diagnostic means for abdominal diseases in small animals. 1 General a...
Generation of Ultrasound Waves: The color Doppler system utilizes a transducer or probe that emits high-frequency ultrasound waves into the body of the animal being examined. Interaction with Blood Cells: As the ultrasound waves encounter moving blood cells within blood vessels, the frequency of the waves is altered. This change in frequency, known as the Doppler shift, ...
These x-ray machines have a wide range of variations between different types, features and brands, and therefore the cost of veterinary x-ray machines varies as a result. There are various types of x-ray machines used by veterinarians, each designed to meet different needs. The main types of veterinary x-ray machines are stationary and mobile.
Ultrasound machines are invaluable tools in modern veterinary practice, helping to accurately diagnose and treat a wide range of animal health conditions. Regular maintenance of this equipment is essential to ensure its optimal performance and longevity. In this article, China animal ultrasound manufacturer will introduce you to what aspects of ultrasound equipment maint...
Why should you invest in good examination lighting? It sounds obvious, but to understand how important it is with good lighting, you can think about how you experience the same environment with bad lighting.
User friendly bench top ELISA Plate Reader & Plate Washer are Italian products by DAS designer. Precise and reliable these instruments are suitable for human and veterinary use.
Postoperative veterinary infection (POI) is a common problem in veterinary surgery especially in orthopedic surgery. With the duration of the operation increases also the risk of an postoperative surgical wound infection. Small numbers of organisms are sufficient to cause implant infections, which give rise to a considerable degree of morbidity and also mortality. The in...
Pet Cremation is quickly becoming a growing business opportunity, making it ideal for starting your pet cremation business. Following recent technological developments alongside a global attitude shift towards the dignified treatment of pets resulting in a genuinely profitable new industry. In 2016 in the UK alone the pet cremation business broke the hundred million pou...
