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You are asked to examine a 4 year old Walking Horse stallion and that has an enlarged scrotum and is showing signs of severe colic. His heart rate is 75 BPM and he requires large doses of xylazine which only transiently controls his discomfort. Which of the following conditions would be most likely in this case?

Under AMDUCA, which of the following are among the drugs that are in all cases prohibited from extralabel use in any food animal?

Mites are a common cause of alopecia, crusting, and pruritis in ruminants and camelids.  Of the mites that can affect ruminants, the most common mite tends to affect the distal extremities and perineum, causing mild to moderate pruritis.  Because this mite does not burrow into the epidermis, topical treatment with insecticides such as lime lime sulfur dip tend to be more effective than injectable products.  This mite is:

When testing for Johne’s disease, what must occur for a positive result with ELISA testing?

Which of the following structures would be prominently palpated as a raised, firm, distinct bulge protruding from the surface of the ovary of a cow who is at day 12 of her estrous cycle? When does it become responsive to prostaglandin?

You are presented with an 8-week-old Holstein calf. The calves were weaned recently according to the producer. At presentation, the calf is alert and responsive, but quiet. You also note bloody diarrhea and an unthrifty appearance on your physical exam with mild dehydration (

You examine dairy cow that experienced dystocia 4 days ago. She is febrile and has an elevated heart rate. There is an obvious foul odor emanating from the cows reproductive tract. What is the most common infectious agent associated with this condition

When performing an umbilical hernia surgery in a 2 month old calf, what are your landmarks for entering the abdomen?

Regarding clinical pathology of camelids: the serum biochemistry profile of normal camelids is similar to that of normal ruminants except that in normal camelids: