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Veterinarians must not only be familiar with common reptile species and their management but also be able to extract clinically relevant husbandry information from the owner in a timely manner. The use of a history form can greatly facilitate this process and ensure that nothing is overlooked.
- Bacterial Diseases of Reptiles
Focal infections caused by traumatic injuries, bite wounds,...
- Metabolic and Endocrine Diseases of Reptiles
Secondary nutritional hyperparathyroidism is the most common...
- Reproductive Diseases of Reptiles
Preventive health measures and behavior management of pet or...
- Neoplastic Diseases of Reptiles
Learn about the veterinary topic of Neoplastic Diseases of...
- Parasitic Diseases of Reptiles
Nematodes are found in all orders of reptiles, and several...
- Viral Diseases of Reptiles
Boas and pythons are most commonly affected by inclusion...
- Overview of Reptiles
The class Reptilia includes >10,000 species, but only a few...
- Mycotic Diseases of Reptiles
Little is known about the pathogenesis of systemic mycoses,...
- Bacterial Diseases of Reptiles
Todos los reptiles se benefician de la iluminación de amplio espectro. Sin embargo, la luz UVB (290-300 nm) es especialmente importante para la síntesis de D 3 y regulación del calcio en la mayoría de los lagartos y quelonios. La mejor fuente de luz es la luz solar sin filtrar.
Learn how to perform physical examination, anesthesia, radiology, and other diagnostic techniques for reptiles, including snakes. Find out how to restrain, weigh, and assess the health of snakes and other reptiles.
Learn about the environmental and nutritional requirements of reptiles and how to prevent and treat husbandry-related disorders. This lecture covers topics such as temperature, UVB, diet, hydration, shedding, and common diseases.
He holds several advanced professional qualifications specializing in reptile science, as well as a PhD in reptile welfare biology. He has produced approximately 150 peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and books, mostly concerning the biology and welfare of reptiles, with a focus on anthropogenic impacts.
10 de mar. de 2015 · Proper care and husbandry are the most important factors in keeping captive reptiles healthy. Improper nutrition, supplementation, caging, lighting, substrate, temperature, and humidity can all lead to stress and development of disease. Presented here are current recommendations for keeping captive reptiles.
1 de may. de 2016 · This chapter summarizes the overarching principles governing conservation management and reviews approaches that have been used to successfully manage reptile populations worldwide.
