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förslag och rekommendationer om berikningar utifrån djurens beteendeekologi
… stereotypic behaviours in zoos.Lynx is a solitary living predator. These cats are in need of large contiguous forest habitats and want to have different habitat for hunting, eating the prey and rest. The premier food is roe deer (Capreolus capreolus). Lynx hunt by persecute and …
… an endocrine disorder affecting a range of different mammals, including dogs, cats, horses and humans. Worldwide, 347 million people have diabetes, and the disease is an increasing burden on the world’s poorest countries. The disease is characterised by chronic hyperglycaemia …
… management of the litter box and other resources, resolving conflict between cats, the use of pheromones and enrichment of the environment. As a result, a number of tasks for the veterinary nurse and the pet owner are suggested.
vad görs på svenska djursjukhus idag, och vilka evidens finns för olika behandlingsmetoder?
… on the most efficient way to prevent hypothermia during anaesthesia for cats and dogs, and to compare these results to how Swedish animal hospitals prevent hypothermia today. To investigate this, a survey was sent out to several animal hospitals around Sweden to see what methods …
… study investigates the possibility of using microchips designed for dogs and cats to identify individual pigs from birth, through rearing to carcass at the slaughter plant. Two different sizes of microchips, and two different ages of the pigs at injection were tested. Castrates …
Historiskt sett har djur haft stor betydelse och anses fortfarande vara viktiga för människan. Djurens roll som sällskapsdjur i dagens samhälle har varit som familjemedlem, kamrat och sällskap. Sällskapsdjuren har också flera positiva effekter på människans hälsa och …
classification, resistance mechanisms, risk factors and clonal distribution
… world. S. pseudintermedius is a skin and mucosal commensal in healthy dogs and cats, but can cause infections, including pyoderma. Beta-lactam antibiotics inhibit bacterial growth by binding to the penicillin binding protein (PBP), a vital enzyme in the synthesis of the …
