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Tucídides - 29/09/2015

Transparency 49: Marvin Vega and Celia Frías

In Transparency No. 44 of  Veterinaria Digital dated September 24, 2014 we wrote, referring to the dismissal of Manuel Antonio González Cano as director of Animal Health of the MIDA the following: "Situations like the exposed incline us to propose...


Technonews

Technonews VD - 28/09/2015

Improvement of water quality in aquaculture

Feeding fish in aquaculture production inevitably generates residues like nitrogen, phosphorus and organic matter, which are released in the water, making it a worse environment for the fish. Nitrogen most difficult nutrient to eliminate by the majority...


Veterinaria Digital - 27/09/2015

Avian airsacculitis

The primary infection of the air sacs by M. gallisepticum may be complicated by secondary infection of E. coli and manifest fever, breathing difficulty, abdominal breathing and foam in the abdominal and thoracic air sacs.


Veterinaria Digital - 20/09/2015

Head femur break in broiler

The breakage of the femoral head can be caused to articulate or intestinal lesions that affect intestinal absorption especially lack of biotin, the presence of trichothecenes in feed and infectious toxic hepatoenteritis by infectio


Technonews

Technonews VD - 18/09/2015

Calcium and phosphorus requirements in laying hens

Calcium and phosphorus requirements are critical from the start of laying until after the laying peak due to the high calcium and phosphorus demands. They are also critical after week 40 of laying, because of the depletion of skeletal calcium storage and...


Veterinaria Digital - 13/09/2015

Biotin deficiency in intestine

Biotin is a vitamin of B group (B7 or B8), of great importance to the tissues that need regenerate very quickly. Their water-soluble character requires continued administration, so that the relative lack of it, causing alterations in the epithelium. The...


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