Diseases and Parasites of Sheep and Goats - Oberem, Pamela; Oberem, Peter
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This book gives farmers and overview of management, nutrition, the causes and diagnosis of disease in sheep and goats. Separate chapters are dedicated to the most common diseases, internal parasites, external parasites and the cause of poisoning in small stock. Vaccination programs and dosing strategies are provided, and the chemical groups and methods used for the control of internal and external parasites are discussed. The book includes photographs of the most common disease conditions, parasites and poisonous plants. Diagrams illustrating the life cycles of important parasites are also provided.…mehr

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This book gives farmers and overview of management, nutrition, the causes and diagnosis of disease in sheep and goats. Separate chapters are dedicated to the most common diseases, internal parasites, external parasites and the cause of poisoning in small stock. Vaccination programs and dosing strategies are provided, and the chemical groups and methods used for the control of internal and external parasites are discussed. The book includes photographs of the most common disease conditions, parasites and poisonous plants. Diagrams illustrating the life cycles of important parasites are also provided.
Autorenporträt
Author Pamela Oberem is a writer and veterinarian. She began her career as State Veterinarian in the Calvinia district and from there went to Onderstepoort where she specialized in laboratory diagnostics and research into bacterial and viral diseases. She headed up the vaccine production units of the Foot-and Mouth laboratory and Onderstepoort Biological Products for a number of years. She left Onderstepoort to pursue a career in technical and other writing, Pamela is the author of a number of books and articles and has contributed to chapters in various textbooks on infectious diseases and vaccine production.