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Blowey R.W.. A Veterinary Book for Dairy Farmers. 3rd Edition. — Old Pond Publishing,1999. — 480 p.. 1999

Causes of disease: infectious agents; nutritional deficiency and excess; metabolic disorders; poisoning; physical injury; congenital disorders. Defences against disease: physical and chemical defences; the immune system; stress and the immune system; inflammation and hypersensitivity. The balance of disease. Principles of treatment: specific drug treatment; supportive therapy; nursing.

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Contents
Chapter 1 A CONCEPT OF DISEASE, IMMUNITY AND TREATMENT
For some diseases there is a simple relationship between the infection, the animal and the treatment needed.
CAUSES OF DISEASE
Infectious Agents
Nutritional Deficiency and Excess
Metabolic Disorders
Poisoning
Physical Injury
Physical and Chemical Defences
The Immune System
Inflammation and Hypersensitivity
THE BALANCE OF DISEASE
PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT
Specific Drug Treatment
Supportive Therapy
Nursing
Chapter 2 THE YOUNG CALF
This chapter deals with the health of the calf from birth to weaning, that is until approximately six weeks old.
HOUSING
THE IMPORTANCE OF COLOSTRUM
FEEDING SYSTEMS
DIGESTION
DISEASES OF THE CALF
NAVEL PROBLEMS
OTHER CALF DISEASES
Chapter 3 THE WEANED CALF
Traditionally calves were weaned at almost eight weeks old, although in recent years this has been reduced to six or even five weeks old.
DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS
CALF PNEUMONIA
NERVOUS DISEASES
UROLITHIASIS (BLADDER STONES)
Chapter 4 REARING DAIRY HEIFERS
For profitable heifer rearing, the age of calving needs to be decided well in advance.
STOMACH AND INTESTINAL WORMS
THE VIRAL DISEASES
EYE DISORDERS
THE CLOSTRIDIAL DISEASES
Chapter 5 THE COW AT CALVING
Gestation Length and Dystocia
THE ‘DOWNER’ COW
OTHER POST CALVING COMPLICATIONS
Chapter 6 METABOLIC DISORDERS
A metabolic disease, or metabolic disorder, is the name given to a group of illnesses in dairy cows which are caused by an over-exertion of their normal metabolism.
Chapter 7 MASTITIS AND CONDITIONS OF THE TEAT AND UDDER
Mastitis continues to be a major cause of economic loss to the national dairy herd and I suspect that, combined with teat injuries, it is one of the greatest aggravations to the herdsman.
MECHANISMS OF MILK SYNTHESIS
THE CONTROL OF MILK PRODUCTION AND LET-DOWN
TEAT AND UDDER DEFENCES AGAINST MASTITIS
WHAT IS MASTITIS?
THE CONTROL OF MASTITIS
THE MILKING ROUTINE AND MASTITIS CONTROL
THE EFFECT OF THE MILKING MACHINE
MILKING THE MASTITIC COW
POST MILKING TEAT DISINFECTION
DRY COW THERAPY
THE ENVIRONMENT AND MASTITIS
TREATMENT OF MASTITIS
MASTITIS RECORDS AND TARGETS
SOMATIC CELL COUNTS
TOTAL BACTERIAL COUNT (TBC) OF MILK
SUMMER MASTITIS
DISORDERS OF THE TEAT AND UDDER
FERTILITY AND ITS CONTROL
After feeding, fertility is the factor which has the greatest effect on the economics of dairy farming.
COSTS OF AMISSED heat
THE COMPONENTS OF THE CALVING INTERVAL
the Oestrous cycle
PREGNANCY DETECTION
HEAT DETECTION
SYNCHRONISATION OF OESTRUS
CONCEPTION RATES
CAUSES OF LOW CONCEPTION RATES
THE REPEAT BREEDER COW
STILLBORN CALVES
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND HERD FERTILITY MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 9 LAMENESS AND FOOT TRIMMING
Lameness is not only a major economic problem, but it is also a major welfare issue - for both the cow and the herdsman!
THE STRUCTURE OF THE FOOT
CORRECT WEIGHTBEARING
HOOF OVERGROWTH
FOOT TRIMMING
FOOT CONDITIONS CAUSING LAMENESS
SOLE ULCERS AND WHITE LINE DISEASE
OTHER CAUSES OF FOOT LAMENESS
NURSING, FOOTBATHS, DRESSINGS AND BLOCKS
LAMENESS DUE TO LEG DISORDERS
Chapter 10 DISEASES OF THE SKIN
Skin diseases are commonly recognised in all ages of cattle.
PARASITIC CAUSES
INFECTIOUS CAUSES
TOXIC CAUSES
TRAUMATIC INJURIES
Chapter 11 NOTIFIABLE DISEASES, SALMONELLOSIS AND ZOONOSES
Notifiable Diseases
Zoonoses
Chapter 12 MINERALS, TRACE ELEMENTS, VITAMINS AND WATER
MINERALS AND TRACE ELEMENTS
VITAMINS
DRINKING WATER
Chapter 13 MISCELLANEOUS DIGESTIVE, RESPIRATORY AND OTHER CONDITIONS
In the earlier chapters we dealt with diseases affecting one particular age group of cattle.
THE DIGESTIVE TRACT
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
TICK-BORNE DISEASES
DISORDERS OF THE HEART AND CIRCULATION
DISORDERS OF THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM
DISORDERS OF MALE REPRODUCTION
LEPTOSPIROSIS
MISCELLANEOUS CONDITIONS
Chapter 14 ROUTINE TASKS AND DEALING WITH POISONS
For many years there has been a marked decline in the number of dairy units in Britain.
DEALING WITH POISONS
APPENDICES
Index
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