Also called a timed breeding technique. Modification of the physiology of the ovaries in such a way that one can predict exactly when that female is going to be ready and breed her only once....
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A dye given by mouth or in the vein that will make some organs more visible on an x-ray (radiograph)....
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Mastitis that is caused by coagulate negative Staphylococci....
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A disease that is capable of being spread amongst animals by direct contact, e. g. Pasteurella spp. in nasal droplets....
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An infection capable of spread amongst animals by direct contact, e. g. Pasteurella spp. in nasal droplets...
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Inflammation of the skinfrom contact with an irritant....
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Excessively firm stool....
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The thin, moist, mucus membrane that lines the inside of the eyelids (palpebral conjunctiva) and curves around at the fornix to cover the eyeball up to the cornea (bulbar conjunctiva) ventrally it also covers both sides of the nictitans. The pink tissues surrounding the eye....
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One that has been used for breeding before and has known good fertility....
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A classification of feedstuffs high in energy and low in fibre; usually further divided into energy and protein concentrates. Often used interchangeably with supplement. Examples: corn, barley, soybeans....
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Many x-ray pictures are taken during a CT scan. A computer is used to put the x-ray pictures together to obtain a 3-dimensional view of a structure....
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To create a medication by combining parts or to change the formulation of a drug, for example from tablet to liquid. 2/14/2003)...
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