Webinar: How to Solve Annoying Canine Babesiosis in Clinics- Diagnosis and Treatment
Bioguard Corporation participate.
Sudden spike in rabies cases a cause of concern for India
In India, dogs are responsible for about 97 per cent of human rabies, followed by cats (2 per cent), jackals, mongoose and others (1 per cent). The disease is endemic throughout the country. It infects the central nervous system, ultimately affecting the brain and resulting in death. The time lag between the bite to rabies […]
WEBINAR: The Feline Thyroid Gland and its Hyperfunction
Bioguard Corporation participate.
Feline Herpesvirus Infection- Diagnosis
Trinh Mai Nguyen Tang Feline herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1) is a feline respiratory infection virus also known as feline viral rhinotracheitis (FVR) [1]. The Herpes virus was first isolated by scientists Crandell and Maurer in 1958 in cats with respiratory infections [2]. This virus has a prominent genome with large double stranded DNA, belonging to the […]
Bioguard will Host Online Veterinary Courses on September 2020
The Bioguard Corporation will be launching Online Veterinary Courses starting first week of September, with Yung-Tsun…..
Bioguard will Host Online Veterinary Courses on September 2020
The Bioguard Corporation will be launching Online Veterinary Courses starting first week of September, with Yung-Tsun…..
Bioguard will Host Online Veterinary Courses on September 2020
The Bioguard Corporation will be launching Online Veterinary Courses starting first week of September, with Yung-Tsun…..
Canine Lyme Disease
Oliver Organista, LA Lyme disease is a disease caused by the bacterium Borellia burdorgferi; a worm like, spiral-shape bacterium of spirochete class in the genus Borellia. The bacterium B. burgdorferi is transmitted through a bite of infected blacklegged tick or deer tick (Ixodes scapularis) to dogs and humans[1]. Different life-stage of I. scapularis ticks emerge at different […]
Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease
Long Pham Introduction Psittacine beak and feather disease (PBFD) is an infectious viral disease that infects psittacine birds. This disease affects Old World (Australian and African) psittacine birds and New World (Americas) psittacine birds (Greenacre, 2005). The peracute and acute form of this disease can cause sudden death, while the chronic form of this disease […]
Webinar: “Canine Hypothyroidism: Diagnosis & Treatment”
