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To provide relief to suffering animals under expert supervision...more
To provide relief to suffering animals under expert supervision
More about Dr. Randhir Singh
An Assistant Professor with more than 10 years of experience in treating the animals for surgical disorders. Have performed more than 1000 surgical procedures and managed anesthesia and recovery in dogs, cats, goats , horses, rabbits, birds, elephants, lions, crocodile and other species of animals. Have diagnosed orthopedic and other disorders using radiography and ultrasonography.
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M.V.Sc (Veterinary Surgery & Radiology) - College of Veterinary Science, Ludhiana -
Ph.D (Surgery and Radiology) - College of Veterinarary Science and Animal Husbandry, Jabalpur -
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Award from Director Panna Tiger Reserve
Gold Medal from Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery
Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery
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Asked for female, 44 years old from Delhi
Hi,
tie the two dogs separately for some days, feed them separately, after their feeding finish take them for walk together and check once. Follow regular deworming, vaccinations for both.
Asked for male, 36 years old from Faridabad
It is better to put yiour dog on puppy starter which is more beneficial
so do not listen to lay persons advice put her on dog food only and lots of fresh clean potable water.
Health Query
45 days vaccinate with parvo, distemper, and corona 9in one vaccine.
60th day same booster above 90 days booster
after six months rabies booster deworming monthly one for 6 months and then 3 months once these are the shedules.
Asked for female, 28 years old from Bilaspur
Use unwanted kit from mankind . Under veterinarian supervision . Dont use it as on table counter medicine . Or seek a vets advice as soon as possible
Asked for female, 4 years old from Delhi
Violent or weird behaviour of your pet may b of many reasons. Some of very common reasons are like introduction of new pet, spending less time with your pet, having some fear or insecured feeling, some kind of physical sickness. So it's better to take to vet so that he/she can examine your pet and then let them decide whether violet behaviour is due to hormonal, genetical,behavioural or due to his dominance nature.
Asked for male, 27 years
Need to access the food quality and you r diet regime and if needed we have to include more protein diet please consult a vet for diet.
Shared 1 year ago • Featured Tip
Caring for your horse can make this strong animal healthier and interactive and a long-lived companion for you. Horses are quite hardy and amazing animals but they require good care for sustainable health and prevention of diseases. Horse owners, particularly those who are inexperienced are often unaware of what they should do to care for their horse and with these few tips, the task of caring for your horse would not be quite difficult.
- Take your horse to the grooming area: When you have a horse, you must also have a distinct space outside the regular stall where you groom your pet. You must tie it up so that it cannot wander about when you are trying to groom it. Grooming the horse can be a messy job and thus, you should wear old and rugged clothes.
- Cleaning the dust off the horse’s coat: A rubber curry brush would help you to loosen up the dirt seated on the coat. You will have to move the brush in a circular motion over its body except for the face and legs since there is a chance of hurting the sensitive skin on these areas. A dandy brush would aid in removing the dirt from the surface of the coat and you should move the brush in short strokes so that the dirt falls off its coat. It is important to ensure that you are clearing the dirt in a flicking motion as it would otherwise cause irritation and itchiness on the horse’s skin.
- Use electric clippers for trimming the hair: If there are areas which need to get trimmed, you should invest in a good quality electric clipper for trimming off the hair and make your horse’s coat appear more neat and polished. You can also use a mane comb for untangling the tail and mane of your horse but you should be gentle and careful while using your fingers so that no hair is broken or pulled out.
- Bathe your companion as required: If you think that your pet horse is too dirty, you should give it a bath. It can start with showering down the whole body with lukewarm water for clearing off all the dirt in the coat and prepare it for shampooing. You can look for shampoo specifically designed for the horse and massage the coat with the help of a curry brush and then rinse off thoroughly. After rinsing off the shampoo, you should apply conditioner, leave it for a few minutes and wash off.
A good quality hay devoid of insects, mites and dust and plenty of water is essential for your horse to survive and be fit and active. Also, small amounts of grains all through the day, particularly during the cooler hours would also contribute to its health.
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Asked for male, 2 years old from Silchar
Give antibiotics tab bayrocin 50 mg once a day for 5 days and also apply wakazole before going for walking so his concentration was not there.
Health Query
True as they could not balance a slippery floor . because they have paws as there foot it needs rough surface to have a grip so please try to avoid the tile flooring as much as possible
Asked for male, 28 years old from Bangalore
Hi. Reduced appetite may be considered normal as long as his activities, water intake, urination, stools remain normal. Appetite does reduce during summers. Check if he prefers to eat during cooler hours of the day. Check if he's overdue for deworming. Hope this is helpful.
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