Projects
DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORIES AND ANIMAL HEALTH CONTROL OF UNIVERSITY HERDS
Summary
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<b>Animal Health Component</b>
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Objectives & Deliverables
<b>Project Methods</b><br> Diagnostic service will be made available principally to veterinarians but also to animal owners who do not have access to veterinary assistance. Within the limits imposed by staff, budget and facilities, all diagnostic techniques will be employed. At present the disciplines of immunology, microbiology and pathology are applied extensively. Limited service is offered in viral diagnosis and toxicology. A veterinarian will be available on call throughout the entire day every day of the year for treatment of sick or injured Universityfarm animals and poultry. Management for disease prevention will be stressed.
