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    This document discusses several common veterinary myths. It notes that a dry muzzle does not necessarily mean a dog has a fever, and that females can get illnesses like pyometra or breast tumors even if they have not had puppies. It also advises that pregnant women can contract toxoplasmosis from contact with cat feces or undercooked meat/milk, and that giving cow's milk to a poisoned animal may worsen the toxic effects depending on the venom. The document clarifies that chickens do not receive hormones and grow due to genetic and nutritional factors instead, and that the idea of applying hormone to 30,000 birds in a shed within a week is implausible given the cost and labor. It

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    This document discusses several common veterinary myths. It notes that a dry muzzle does not necessarily mean a dog has a fever, and that females can get illnesses like pyometra or breast tumors even if they have not had puppies. It also advises that pregnant women can contract toxoplasmosis from contact with cat feces or undercooked meat/milk, and that giving cow's milk to a poisoned animal may worsen the toxic effects depending on the venom. The document clarifies that chickens do not receive hormones and grow due to genetic and nutritional factors instead, and that the idea of applying hormone to 30,000 birds in a shed within a week is implausible given the cost and labor. It

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    Veterinarian Miths

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    ANA LUISA ALVES RAMBO
    This document discusses several common veterinary myths. It notes that a dry muzzle does not necessarily mean a dog has a fever, and that females can get illnesses like pyometra or breast tumors even if they have not had puppies. It also advises that pregnant women can contract toxoplasmosis from contact with cat feces or undercooked meat/milk, and that giving cow's milk to a poisoned animal may worsen the toxic effects depending on the venom. The document clarifies that chickens do not receive hormones and grow due to genetic and nutritional factors instead, and that the idea of applying hormone to 30,000 birds in a shed within a week is implausible given the cost and labor. It

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    VETERINY

    MITHS
    DRY MUZZLE MEANS THE DOG HAS A
    FEVER

    • Not alone!
    • Set of symptoms
    FEMALES NEED TO HAVE PUPPIES TO
    NOT GET SICK
    Pyometra
    Breast tumor

    • Castrate as soon as possible


    • Before the first season can prevent
    PREGNANT WOMAN CAN NOT HAVE
    CAT CONTACT
    • Toxoplasmosis

    • To be contaminated:
    • Ingest feces of infected cat
    • Ingest contaminated meat poorly cooked
    • Milk uncooked
     
    GIVE COW’S MILK TO THE ANIMAL
    THAT WAS POISONED
    Depending on the venon
    potentialize the toxic action

    In many cases the animal can not swallow

    drowned
    CHICKEN GETS HORMONE?
    • No! Chicken (broiler) doesnt need hormone!
    • Genetic improvement and advanced nutrition

    Fast Fattening
    WHO DOESNT BELIEVE...

    • “If you take a shed of 30.000 birds, you would spend seven
    days working 24 hours without breakes to apply on all
    birds”

    • “ 1 ml of hormone is more expensive that the value of na


    entire Bird”
    MONKEYS TRANSMIT YELLOW FEVER
    No!

    • The transmitters are the


    mosquitoes!
    • Flags
    THANK
    YOU

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