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Veterinaria Digital - 10/01/2016

Toxic infectious hepatoenteritis of swine

Intestinal infections caused by the toxigenic enterobacteria type III can spread in to the liver and injure hepatocytes by producing toxin intracellularly. In the picture you can see an intestine of the pig and the liver affected by this infection.


Articles

MV. Júlia Pié Orpí - 7/01/2016

Swine parasitosis – neonatal coccidiosis: Etiology and epidemiology

Introduction: Swine parasitosis The breeds used in pork production currently have a high genetic potential, so the profitability of farms today is mainly due to the removal of constraints to optimize this innate potential.


Blogs

Veterinaria Digital - 3/01/2016

Swine mastitis

Swine mastitis can have a primary character or be a secondary process to an enterotoxic problem.


Blogs

Veterinaria Digital - 12/10/2015

Swine nephropathy caused by actinobacillus

Actinobacillus suis infection effects on lumbo- aortic chain of cranial. When the swollen area of the kidney is affected it becomes bigger and gets a pale and inconsistent appearance.


News

Veterinaria Digital - 8/09/2015

Adivet-Biovet swine Seminar in the Peruvian Association of Pig Farmers

On September 2, in Lima headquarters of the Peruvian Association of Pig Farmers, a technical seminar offered by Adivet-Biovet was held. The event was presented by Engineer. Ana Maria Trellez manager of the Association and Engineer Hugo Patiño...


Blogs

Veterinaria Digital - 16/08/2015

Dermatitis in Swine Nephropathy Dermatitis Syndrome

Actinobacillus suis infection causes decrease of general immunity and therefore a higher epithelial reaction to external agents and dermatitis from an early age in swine.


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