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The emergence of fowl typhoid in poultry production systems in both meat and egg-producing birds has resulted in substantial losses for the poultry industry worldwide. The losses are not only due to

Worker bees live for around six (6) weeks during the active season, and for up to three (3) months if hatched in the winter. That is, assuming they have eaten a balanced diet (varied pollens), have

Fleas are one of the most common causes of itching and skin problems in cats and dogs. This aggravating insect not only drives your pet to distraction by biting, but flea saliva can also trigger an

The length of the estrous cycle also affects hormone therapy and reproductive management. This may seem like a very strong statement, but that's exactly how it works. When working with prostaglandins

Fowl typhoid is a type of salmonellosis in poultry caused by Salmonella Gallinarum, a Gram-negative, immobile bacterium capable of generating high morbidity and mortality in susceptible poultry

The life of a tick Ticks only have two things on their minds: sucking blood and reproducing. Knowing about their life cycle helps us avoid them. The tick goes through 4 stages. Except as an egg, it

The effective treatment of canine leishmaniasis requires you to follow your vet's instructions to the letter, not only to prevent relapses, but also to stop your faithful companion becoming a source

No, it isn't. The bovine estrous cycle varies in duration according to the number of follicular growth waves it contains and this influences reproductive management The theory of follicular growth

Bees and plants: a mutually beneficial relationship. There are many plants that need to be pollinated by bees to produce seeds. Therefore, over time they have adapted their flowers to attract

Something as simple and affordable as a good insect repellent collar works as a powerful protective shield for your pet. By releasing a small dose of insecticide, harmless to animals and humans, it is