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1. Honeybee vaccination: Now that the FDA has conditionally approved the first-ever insect vaccine for the prevention of American foulbrood, what does it mean for the future of sick colonies?

Author

Kyle, Britteny

Subjects
Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Honeybee -- Health aspects, Bacterial infections -- Prevention, Health, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

As a veterinarian, I have administered thousands of vaccinations to everything from tiny kittens to towering draft horses. Although the species are very different, the way vaccines are administered and [...]

Published
2023

2. Preventive medicine for miniature pet pigs: Experts describe care of this increasingly popular pet

Author

Proenca, Laila and Carvalho, Clarissa Machado de

Subjects
Medicine, Preventive -- Methods, Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Swine -- Care and treatment, Preventive health services -- Methods, Veterinary medicine -- Methods, Pets -- Care and treatment, Health, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

Miniature pet pigs have an average life expectancy of 15 to 18 years but can live as long as 20 to 25 years. Boars reach puberty at 3 months and [...]

Published
2022

3. Flu on the farm

Author

Willyard, Cassandra

Subjects
Control, Drug therapy, Analysis, Safety and security measures, Dosage and administration, Methods, Influenza vaccines -- Dosage and administration, Swine influenza -- Control -- Drug therapy, Avian influenza -- Drug therapy -- Control, Animal vaccination -- Methods, Avian influenza viruses -- Control -- Analysis, Poultry industry -- Safety and security measures, Vaccination of animals -- Methods
Abstract

Author(s): Cassandra Willyard Author Affiliations: Flu on the farm Pigs were the source of the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic. [see PDF for image] Credit: Agnormark/Getty Pigs in a pen, with [...], Farms help to spread influenza but they might be an early warning system for the next human pandemic. Farms help to spread influenza but they might be an early warning system for the next human pandemic.

Published
2019
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4. Raccoon acceptance of a new coated-capsule bait

Author

Wlodkowski, John C. and Linhart, Samuel B.

Subjects
Raccoons -- Control, Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

A new bait consisting of a polyethylene capsule coated with fish-flavoured attractants has the potential to replace the fish-meal bait currently used to administer V-RG oral rabies vaccine to raccoons. Vaccine released into the raccoon's mouth when this new type of bait is chewed and ruptured is absorbed into the oropharyngeal region and the raccoon is thus vaccinated. Research indicates that the attractant-coated capsules are acceptable to raccoons. However, further research must be undertaken, including a comparison of coated, polyethylene capsules and polymer fish-meal bait with enclosed vaccine sachet.

Published
1998

5. Vaccination methods for poultry flocks: techniques for safety and efficiency

Author

Howe, W.

Subjects
Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Poultry -- Care and treatment, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

Vaccination methods for poultry flocks Live vaccines often are applied en masse by administration through the drinking water or by spraying. Some vaccines, such as fowl pox or inactivated vaccines, [...]

Published
1990

6. What's wrong with catalog drug sales? Who says you need a veterinary degree to dispense, administer meds?

Author

Obenski, Michael

Subjects
Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Veterinary drugs -- Dosage and administration, Health, Zoology and wildlife conservation, Dosage and administration, Methods
Abstract

I patiently explained the technique several times, but Mr. Bungle didn't seem to be able to grasp the concept. There was nothing to do but keep trying. 'Now, remember,' I [...]

Published
2003

7. For the dogs

Author

Stein, Lisa

Subjects
Dogs -- Care and treatment, Vaccination of animals -- Methods
Published
2003

9. The chicken or the egg? Five years after hitting the market, this innoculation system has changed the industry

Author

Fenstermacher, Hayes

Subjects
Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Chicks -- Care and treatment -- Methods, Egg (Biology) -- Methods, Agricultural industry, Business, Environmental services industry, Science and technology, Care and treatment, Methods
Abstract

Five years after hitting the market, this inoculation system has changed the industry Why wait until after chicks hatch to ensure they will be healthy birds? A North Carolina company [...]

Published
1997

10. A livestock vaccine primer

Author

Kidd, Randy

Subjects
Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Veterinary medicine -- Methods
Published
1980

12. Many factors involved in vaccination programs

Author

Smith, Rod

Subjects
Poultry industry -- Management, Poultry -- Diseases, Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Broilers (Poultry) -- Diseases, Agricultural industry, Business
Published
1983

15. Don't overvaccinate

Author

Spaulding, C.E.

Subjects
Sheep, Vaccination of animals -- Methods, Goats, Agricultural industry, Business, Home and garden
Published
1982

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