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By what time point is it ideal for calves to receive colostrum?

Two doses of prostaglandins are commonly administered 11-14 days apart to synchronize a group of cycling cattle. Why are two doses required for synchronization of the entire group?

What age group is at biggest risk for Johne’s disease and what is the primary source of the infection?

The condition in male dogs characterized by failure of the penis to return to the prepuce following breeding is known as _____.

Which of the following would be the most helpful in predicting a favorable response to an estrus synchronization program in group of 13 month old heifers?

In January the owner of a 4-year-old Jersey cow that calved yesterday calls because the cow is recumbent in the fresh cow pen and he cannot get her to rise for the morning milking. When you arrive on the farm you note that her head is turned into her flank. The cow’s temperature is 98.9oF, heart rate is 92 beats/minute, and respiratory rate is 32 breaths/minute. On physical examination, the muzzle is dry, and pupillary light reflexes are sluggish to absent. Heart sounds are difficult to hear, and no rumen contractions are auscultated. Which of the following would be the most appropriate treatment?

You are presented with a valuable ram that you have diagnosed with urolithiasis. The owner wishes this ram to return to breeding function after treatment. Which of the following procedures would result in the best possibility of normal urethra function?

Ovulation typically precedes whelping by ___ days.

When are calves most commonly afflicted with Enterotoxigenic E. Coli?

You are presented with a 6 month old Angus heifer that was recently weaned. The heifer has a temperature of 102 degrees Fahrenheit, heart rate of 120 bpm, and respiratory rate of 80 bpm. You also notice melena, pale mucous membranes, and absent rumen contrations. What condition is most likely afflicting this heifer?