Visceral gout in chickens is one of the common syndromes in livestock farming, causing serious kidney damage and affecting the growth performance of chicken flocks. The disease is often not easy to detect early, but by the time it is detected, there is already damage to the accumulation of urate in the heart, liver and kidneys, causing chickens to weaken rapidly. If not tr...

Immunodeficiency is a common infectious disease in cats, especially in older cats. Let's learn about this disease with Fivevet to know how to prevent and treat it effectively for cats.

Summer is the time when the incidence of ear infections in dogs and cats increases significantly. According to statistics, more than 42% of all cases of ear infections in pets occur in the summer. The main cause comes from the prolonged hot and humid weather conditions, creating ideal conditions for bacteria and yeast to grow in their ears. In particular, due to their acti...

Mycoplasma suis in pigs is a primary cause of infectious anemia, immunodeficiency, and increased mortality, particularly during the post-weaning period. With the ability to spread silently and break out strongly during the epidemic season, the disease not only causes serious economic damage but also makes it difficult to control the farm. In the article below, Fivevet will...

The spirochete (Leptospira) is the cause of Leptospirosis, a widespread infectious disease that affects both humans and many animals. Periodic fever, gastrointestinal issues, hepatitis, nephritis, and, in females, miscarriage, are the disease's hallmarks. The spirochete causes hemoglobinuria, yellow mucous membranes, and jaundice because it kills blood cells. The diseas...

Bronchitis in dogs and cats is one of the most common respiratory diseases, especially when the weather changes suddenly, humidity is high or the living environment is unsanitary. This is an inflammation that occurs in the bronchi, the airways from the trachea to the lungs, causing symptoms such as prolonged coughing, difficulty breathing, watery eyes and nasal discharge. ...

In the field of veterinary medicine, the selection and appropriate use of pharmaceutical dosage forms play a crucial role in determining both the effectiveness of treatment and the safety of the animals. Each dosage form has its advantages and limitations, depending on the physiological characteristics of the animal species, the route of administration, and the therapeutic...

Infectious Foot rot is a bacterial disease that affects the epidermal tissue (skin and interdigital areas) of cattle, goats, and sheep. Although the mortality rate is low, the disease causes leg pain, leg lame, anorexia, gradual weakening, decreased milk production, and ultimately culling, leading to many economic losses. In this article, Fivevet will provide an overview o...