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Practical Guide to Adding Livestock to Your Veterinary Practice

Stručný popis

Rozšiřte svou veterinární praxi o druhy hospodářských zvířat s důvěryhodnými radami ve všech aspektech.
Publikace reaguje na rostoucí poptávku po veterinární péči mezi drobnými majiteli hospodářských zvířat. Manuál poskytuje čtenáři základní znalosti potřebné k sebevědomému rozšíření služeb o druhy určené k produkci potravin. Kniha je určena pro odborníky na malá zvířata a koně, kteří jsou méně obeznámeni s hospodářskými zvířaty. Obsahuje základní informace o fyziologii, managementu, manipulaci a dodržování předpisů u skotu, prasat, malých přežvýkavců a velbloudovitých zvířat.
Autoři se zabývají běžnými výzvami – jako jsou předpisy pro užívání léků, komunikace s klienty, druhově specifická péče, demystifikují hospodářská a chovatelská medicína Poskytují praktické strategie, které pomohou veterinářům přizpůsobit jejich stávající obchodní modely. Pomáhají veterinářům poskytovat péči v malých chovech hospodářských zvířat :
Zahrnuje základní principy medicíny hospodářských zvířat, výživy, manipulace, fixace a welfare u klíčových druhů.
Shrnuje aktuální předpisy FDA týkající se užívání léčiv a nabízí jasné pokyny pro dodržování předpisů u zvířat určených k produkci potravin.
Poskytuje praktický vhled do obchodních operací, zásob a správy klientů při zavádění služeb péče o hospodářská zvířata.
Obsahuje kapitoly zaměřené na skot, prasata, malé přežvýkavce, velbloudovité a produkci mléčného skotu pro podporu každodenních klinických potřeb.
Slouží jako přístupný výchozí bod, který propojuje odborníky s pokročilými texty a zdroji pro další vzdělávání.
Praktický průvodce přidáním hospodářských zvířat do vaší veterinární praxe je ideální pro veterináře specializující se na malá zvířata a koně a podporuje každého veterinárního lékaře, který se chce rozšířit do medicíny hospodářských zvířat.

Autor: Michelle Plotzker Buckley, Allison Vander Plaats

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NakladatelWiley-Blackwell
ISBN9781394286485
Vydání2026
Vazbabrožovaná
Počet stran384
Popis

Expand your veterinary practice to livestock species with trusted advice on all aspects

Addressing the growing demand for veterinary care among small-scale livestock owners, Practical Guide to Adding Livestock to Your Veterinary Practice equips veterinarians with the foundational knowledge needed to confidently expand their services to include food-producing species. Designed for small animal and equine practitioners who are less familiar with livestock medicine, the book contains essential information on physiology, management, handling, and regulatory compliance across cattle, pigs, small ruminants, and camelids.

By addressing common challenges—such as drug-use regulations, client communication, and species-specific care—the authors demystify livestock medicine and provide practical strategies to help practitioners adapt their existing business models. Helping veterinarians deliver care to small-scale livestock operations, Practical Guide to Adding Livestock to Your Veterinary Practice:

Covers essential principles of livestock medicine, nutrition, handling, restraint, and welfare across key species
Summarizes current FDA drug-use regulations and offers clear guidance for compliance in food-producing animals
Provides practical insight into business operations, inventory, and client management when adding livestock care services
Features focused chapters on cattle, pigs, small ruminants, camelids, and dairy production to support everyday clinical needs
Serves as an accessible starting point that connects practitioners to advanced texts and continuing education resources
Ideal for small animal and equine veterinarians, Practical Guide to Adding Livestock to Your Veterinary Practice supports any veterinary practitioner seeking to expand into livestock medicine.
About the Author
Michelle Plotzker Buckley, DVM, MS, PhD, is an assistant professor of practice at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, USA.
Allison Vander Plaats, DVM, is an assistant professor of Food Animal Ambulatory Medicine in the Veterinary Diagnostic & Production Animal Medicine Department at Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Iowa, USA.

Obsah
Prefacexiii
Acknowledgmentsxv
1 Business Management1
Farm-Call Versus Haul-In1
Pricing Strategies3
Menu of Services4
Client Education Opportunities6
Preparing Your Staff7
Understanding Client Motivation and Priorities8
2 Navigating Drug Choices10
Drug Use Regulations – The Basis for Drug Selection in Food Animals10
Drug Labels13
Drug Use Records13
Animal Identification14
Drug Selection14
Extralabel Drug Use21
Antimicrobials21
Culture and Sensitivity Use and Interpretation23
Compounding23
Pets Rescues and Sanctuaries23
Useful Pharmacology Resources24
References24
3 Cattle25
Handling and Restraint25
Restraint26
Movement Aids (Flags Paddles Hotshots)27
Venipuncture and Catheter Placement28
Jugular Venipuncture Restraint and Technique28
Coccygeal Venipuncture29
Intravenous Catheter Placement29
Injections33
Vaccines35
General Considerations35
Notes on Vaccine Use36
Common Surgeries and Procedures36
Castration36
Pregnancy Diagnosis39
Disbudding and Dehorning52
Summary of Common Surgical Procedures59
Calving and Dystocia61
Stages of Parturition61
Normal Presentations62
Aftercare62
Induction of Parturition and Abortion63
Calving Kit63
Calf Jacks65
Epidural Anesthesia65
OB Chain Placement66
Cesarean Section66
Complications of Delivery68
Dystocia70
Neonatology81
Stimulation81
At-Risk Calves and Interventions81
Dairy Calves83
Beef Calves84
Colostrum84
Esophageal Tubing85
Monitoring Passive Immunity86
Failure of Transfer of Passive Immunity88
Neonatal Vaccines88
Ongoing Feeding89
Common Diseases and Disorders90
Lameness90
Respiratory Disease91
Metritis95
Ketosis96
Mastitis98
Hypocalcemia (Milk Fever)99
Prolapses101
Calf Diarrhea105
Abortions110
Abscesses114
Wounds115
References116
4 Dairy Production Basics122
Lactation Physiology and Its Impacts on Milk Quality Assessment122
Milking Hygiene125
Udder Health Challenges127
Mastitis127
Udder Injury and Lacerations131
Udder Cleft Dermatitis131
Precocious Udder132
Drug Residue Testing133
References133
5 Small Ruminants136
Introduction136
Physical Examination136
Handling and Restraint137
Nutrition Basics139
Neonatal Nutrition140
Ruminant Diet143
Body Condition Scoring144
Mineral Supplementation145
Official ID and Traceability145
Basic Techniques146
Vaccines147
Famacha©150
Common Medical Procedures151
Sedation Anesthesia and Analgesia151
Castration151
Disbudding153
Tail Docking155
Pregnancy Diagnosis156
Dystocia158
Common Diseases162
Abortions162
Caseous Lymphadenitis163
Contagious Ecthyma (ORF or Soremouth)169
Johne’s Disease169
Listeriosis170
Small Ruminant Lentiviruses170
Retained Fetal Membranes/Retained Placenta171
Barber Pole Worm172
Coccidiosis174
Pregnancy Toxemia174
Prolapse (Uterine Vaginal and Rectal)175
Respiratory Disease176
Scrapie176
Tetanus177
Trauma/Predator Attacks178
Urolithiasis178
Zinc Deficiency179
References180
6 Commercial and Show Pigs186
Handling and Restraint186
Restraint186
Movement Aids (Whips Flags Paddles Capes and Prods)190
Venipuncture and Catheter Placement190
Jugular Venipuncture Restraint and Technique191
Auricular Venipuncture Restraint and Technique191
Coccygeal Venipuncture Restraint and Technique192
Orbital Sinus Venipuncture Restraint and Technique192
Options for Fluid Administration192
Injections193
Vaccines194
Pregnancy Diagnosis195
Safety During Pregnancy Diagnosis196
Ultrasound196
Progesterone Testing196
Return to Estrus197
Farrowing and Dystocia197
Late Gestation197
Stages of Parturition198
Normal Presentations198
Causes of Dystocia198
Aftercare and Common Sequelae201
Neonatology202
Stimulation202
At Risk Piglets and Interventions202
Colostrum203
Neonatal Antibiotic Administration204
Supplemental Feeding204
Creep Feeding205
Weaning205
Piglet Processing205
Iron Injection205
Ear Notching206
Castration206
Tail Docking210
Trimming Needle Teeth211
Pain Management for Piglet Processing Procedures213
Common Diseases of Swine213
Reproductive Disease and Abortions213
Lameness214
Respiratory Disease216
Neurologic Disease218
Skin Disease220
Prolapses222
Diarrheal Diseases223
Miscellaneous Diseases225
Common Surgical Procedures227
References230
7 Camelids235
Introduction to Species235
Camelid Herd Management237
Housing of Camelids238
Regulation of Camelids239
Official Identification of Camelids239
Biosecurity240
Nutrition Basics240
Neonatal Requirements240
Adult Nutrition Requirements241
Body Condition Scoring241
Behavior and Handling of Camelids242
Normal Behavior242
Aberrant Behavior Syndrome243
Handling and Restraint243
Physical Exam244
Basic Techniques245
Injection Sites and Intravenous Catheter Placement245
Nail Trimming247
Fiber Management/Shearing247
Dental Examination249
Tooth Root Infections250
Vaccines252
Medications253
Sedation253
Anti-Inflammatory and Analgesia256
Diagnostics in Camelids258
Complete Blood Count258
Anemia258
Blood Glucose260
Fecal Egg Count262
Camelid Theriogenology262
Introduction262
Male Camelid Reproductive Physiology Pathology and Surgery263
Castration264
Female Camelid Reproductive Physiology Pathology and Diagnostics265
Confirming Pregnancy266
Induction of Parturition267
Pregnancy Loss in Camelids268
Female Reproductive Emergencies269
Neonatology271
Introduction271
Emergency Resuscitation274
Common Neonatal Disorders274
Environmental Conditions275
Heat Stress275
Predator Attacks276
Neurologic Conditions277
Meningeal Worm277
Polioencephalomalacia (PEM)279
Otitis Media/Interna280
Gastrointestinal Conditions of the Camelid280
Choke281
Ulcerative Gastritis282
Whipworms282
E. mac283
Dermatologic Conditions283
Zinc Responsive Dermatosis284
Idiopathic Nasal or Perioral Hyperkeratotic Dermatitis (Munge)284
Other Notable Conditions285
Respiratory Conditions285
Alpaca Fever285
Caseous Lymphadenitis286
References286
8 Euthanasia of Livestock Species298
When to Consider Euthanasia299
What Does Pain Look Like in Livestock Species?303
Methods of Euthanasia304
Gunshot304
Penetrating Captive Bolt (PCB)307
Nonpenetrating Captive Bolt (NPCB)313
Anesthesia and Secondary Method (Two-Step Method)315
Barbiturates317
Electrocution320
Carbon Dioxide (CO 2)320
Blunt Force Trauma320
Adjunctive Methods321
Loss of Consciousness and Proper Stunning324
Signs of Improper or Incomplete Stunning325
Confirmation of Death325
Considerations When Choosing Euthanasia Method326
Aesthetics326
Carcass Disposal326
Cost332
Diagnostic Integrity332
Practicality and Skill332
Restraint332
Safety335
Other Animals336
References336
Appendices339
Appendix A: Inventory Additions for Livestock Species339
Appendix B: Additional Resources361
Index362