A location in which animals are slaughtered; a slaughter house.... ↪ Read more

Indicates that something has no presence of bacteria in it.... ↪ Read more

Refers to infectious microorganisms that have the potential to cause disease in humans. Public Health is the study of zoonotic infections.... ↪ Read more

Infectious diseases naturally transmitted from vertebrate animals to humans. Some of these diseases can be harbored in a vertebrate animal but there might be a vector involved in transmission, so that is still a zoonotic disease because it is harbored in a vertebrate animal. Additionally the disease... ↪ Read more

A disease that can be transmitted from animals to people.... ↪ Read more

A biologically heterogeneous group of infectious diseases.... ↪ Read more

The envelope surrounding the egg or ovum.... ↪ Read more

Etiologic agent of plague.... ↪ Read more

A single cell fungi which improves feed digestion by stimulating microbial activity and stabilizing digestive tract pH. Products packaged as "yeast" consist of cells only; "yeast culture" includes live yeast cells plus growth media.... ↪ Read more

Sheep 12 to 24 months of age.... ↪ Read more

The x-ray is the high energy beam that produces a "picture" of a body part which is called the radiograph. Radiographs are commonly, but incorrectly, referred to as x-rays.... ↪ Read more

Washington State Veterinary Medical Association... ↪ Read more