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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by amizzy48(m): 6:39am On Nov 25, 2020
good morning dr seun, after speaking with you yesterday on phone
this is the fluid discharge from my girl vulva 16days after mating . am worried because the discharge happen not only in the morning

Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by amizzy48(m): 7:25am On Nov 25, 2020
the pix was taken yesterday, since u requested too see the kind of discharge
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 4:53pm On Nov 28, 2020
amizzy48:
the pix was taken yesterday, since u requested too see the kind of discharge
So sorry for the delay, although I've told you what to do via WhatsApp. I still felt I needed to respond to this post, so that others can learn. Although its normal for a dog you just mated to produce discharge especially if the mating was successful (pregnant), however the color of the above discharge was making me uncomfortable (seems probably infected). So I advised a broad spectrum prophylactic antibiotics that is safe for pregnant dogs, this is to clear any infection that might be present and I also advised multivitamins to boost immunity. I am very hopeful we will get a positive outcome. Please to others especially breeders, I'll advice you to use studs that are disease-free and if not sure, go to a qualified vet to examine your pet for presence of any disease after mating !!!!

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 10:55am On Dec 07, 2020
I posted this article on a website and I felt I should share it here.

DOG VACCINATION IN NIGERIA

INTRODUCTION
Vaccination is the injection of a killed microbe in order to stimulate the immune system against the microbe, thereby preventing disease. A vaccine typically contains an agent that resembles a disease-causing organism and is often made from weakened or attenuated version of that particular pathogen, its toxin or one of its surface proteins. Vaccines work by stimulating the immune system to recognize the infectious agent as foreign and remember it so that the immune system can easily recognize and destroy any of these agents that it later encounters, the immune system then begins the process of developing immunity against this agent. When a sufficiently large percentage of a population has been vaccinated, herd immunity results. The effectiveness of vaccination has been widely studied and verified and has been proven to be the most effective method of preventing infectious diseases.
Vaccination of dogs have contributed both to the health of dogs and also to public health, with human health benefiting from immunization of animals directly and indirectly. Currently, there are geographically defined core vaccines and individually chosen non-core vaccines recommendation for dogs. Core vaccines are vaccines that all dogs should receive to protect them against disease of global significance or where legislation may dictate example; canine rabies while non-core vaccines is dictated by geographic location, life style and exposure. Dogs are susceptible to many diseases and some of these diseases can be prevented or treated with available vaccine. Some of these vaccine preventable diseases include canine distemper, rabies, canine parvovirus enteritis, infectious canine hepatitis, leptospirosis and canine parainfluenza.
In Nigeria, canine vaccination is usually in form of a 5-way vaccine called "DHLPP"standing for Distemper, Hepatitis (Adenovirus), Leptospira, Parainfluenza and Parvovirus. Vaccination of dogs in Nigeria has been controversial especially with regards its efficacy in preventing vaccinable diseases for example parvovirus. This could be due to prevalence of quackery, mishandling and poor storage of vaccines, and finally lack of production of indigenous vaccines that are well suited for our climate and breeds common in Nigeria.

HOW MUCH IS IT TO VACCINATE DOGS IN NIGERIA
The price of vaccination varies just the same way there are different vaccines with different effectiveness whose prices are different. To also add the fact that economic variables like location of the vet clinic, etc also matters. For instance the cost of vaccination in a vet clinic in an highbrow area like Lekki, Victoria Island etc would not be same as the cost of vaccination in a low income area. Hence it would be misleading to categorically state a particular cost as the amount it takes to vaccinate a dog in Nigeria.


DOG VACCINATION SCHEDULE IN NIGERIA
6 — 8 weeks Distemper, parvovirus
10 — 12 weeks DHLPP (vaccines for distemper, adenovirus [hepatitis], leptospirosis, parainfluenza, and parvovirus)
16 — 18 weeks DHLPP, rabies
12 — 16 months DHLPP, rabies
Every 1-3 years- Rabies
Every 1-2 years- DHLPP

PRICE OF CANINE VACCINES IN NIGERIA
As said earlier, the prices of canine vaccines vary based on several factors such as the brand, location etc. But generally from experience and market survey. The vaccination regimen is usually varies around the amount below;
a) DHLPP Vaccine- 6,000 (Price may vary based on brand or location)
b) Anti Rabies Vaccine- 6,000 (Price may vary based on brand or location)
c) Dewormer- 3,000 (Price may vary based on brand or location)
Some may sell as low as 4,000-6,000 but as said earlier it varies. It should be noted that the sales of vaccines is highly regulated and not for sale over the counter.

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by Dogshow(m): 2:30am On Dec 08, 2020
Thank you Doctor. I'm impressed with your detailed information. You're truly a Vet. I'm a final year veterinary medical student from University of Ibadan and would like to be mentored by you sir. Since I can't find your digits or whatsapp group here. Kindly reach me out on- 08167183529.

Thanks in anticipation, doc!
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 11:14am On Dec 11, 2020
Dogshow:
Thank you Doctor. I'm impressed with your detailed information. You're truly a Vet. I'm a final year veterinary medical student from University of Ibadan and would like to be mentored by you sir. Since I can't find your digits or whatsapp group here. Kindly reach me out on- 08167183529.

Thanks in anticipation, doc!
Its a pleasure, I'll add you
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by yeman1(m): 1:41pm On Dec 11, 2020
My Dog is going to 5yrs now but refused to mate with any dogs. she always attacking them even in her heat period.. German shepherd precisely.


What must I do ?
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 3:14pm On Dec 12, 2020
yeman1:
My Dog is going to 5yrs now but refused to mate with any dogs. she always attacking them even in her heat period.. German shepherd precisely.


What must I do ?
Good afternoon sir, and I'm really sorry for the late reply. The condition is quite unfortunate but in many cases has to do with the temperament of your dog which is usually genetic. Now it now depends on you the owner, the reason you got her. If you got her strictly for security purposes then I'll advice you to let her be. But if you got her for breeding purposes then you may have to get another dog to be her companion perhaps this may ease her temperament (this is speculative) or I'll have to prescribe some medications for you that would calm her down especially during mating but at the end you'll still need to get another dog with a better temperament, I hope this helps!!

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by uchihajt: 4:40pm On Dec 12, 2020
Hello good evening... please I want to know what causes false pregnancies in bitches and if it can be treated or prevented.. my bitch has had 2 false pregnancies in her last two breeding..
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by yeman1(m): 7:04pm On Dec 12, 2020
seunH:

Good afternoon sir, and I'm really sorry for the late reply. The condition is quite unfortunate but in many cases has to do with the temperament of your dog which is usually genetic. Now it now depends on you the owner, the reason you got her. If you got her strictly for security purposes then I'll advice you to let her be. But if you got her for breeding purposes then you may have to get another dog to be her companion perhaps this may ease her temperament (this is speculative) or I'll have to prescribe some medications for you that would calm her down especially during mating but at the end you'll still need to get another dog with a better temperament, I hope this helps!!

Thank you.. the temperament is too high since she was puppy . Very very active . Never sick for a day . Pls what's d drugs so that I can use it for her during her mating .. thank you once more
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 10:34am On Dec 13, 2020
uchihajt:
Hello good evening... please I want to know what causes false pregnancies in bitches and if it can be treated or prevented.. my bitch has had 2 false pregnancies in her last two breeding..
It can be managed, but I'm preparing a full article on false pregnancy, I'll drop it here as soon as I'm done

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 10:36am On Dec 13, 2020
yeman1:


Thank you.. the temperament is too high since she was puppy . Very very active . Never sick for a day . Pls what's d drugs so that I can use it for her during her mating .. thank you once more
Follow me or let me email you my number, then I'll chat you up.
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by Nobody: 6:22am On Dec 16, 2020
Good morning sir, please is it safe to use tick injection on a pregnant dog and another one that is nursing puppies less than one month old?
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by uchihajt: 2:19pm On Dec 16, 2020
seunH:
It can be managed, but I'm preparing a full article on false pregnancy, I'll drop it here as soon as I'm done
That will be very helpful..
Thanks .. I will follow you so I can check on it from time to time
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 9:13pm On Dec 16, 2020
Bubewilson:
Good morning sir, please is it safe to use tick injection on a pregnant dog and another one that is nursing puppies less than one month old?
For the pregnant dog, its quite safe depending on the term of pregnancy provided its not an ivermectin sensitive breed, for the nursing dog, I'll personally advice you to be patient a little bit and let the pups be weaned because some residues of these drugs find their way into the milk. I hope it helps?

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by Nobody: 2:35pm On Dec 17, 2020
seunH:
For the pregnant dog, its quite safe depending on the term of pregnancy provided its not an ivermectin sensitive breed, for the nursing dog, I'll personally advice you to be patient a little bit and let the pups be weaned because some residues of these drugs find their way into the milk. I hope it helps?
Okay thank you sir. I will hold on with the nursing mum. They are both Lhasa Apsos.
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by yeman1(m): 5:17pm On Dec 17, 2020
seunH:
Follow me or let me email you my number, then I'll chat you up.

You can WhatsApp me on 08134411880
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 6:41am On Dec 19, 2020
Bubewilson:
Okay thank you sir. I will hold on with the nursing mum. They are both Lhasa Apsos.
Excellent, and don't hesitate to inform me on any new development, I'll be on standby.

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by dayjeee(m): 8:36am On Dec 19, 2020
Thanks Dr SeunH for all you doing
My GSD poo is not firm. She is 19 weeks. Been feeding her bingo, indomie and golden more before. But lately changed to only rice and golden moore with milk.
She has been dewormed also but no significant change
What can i do? Can u also recommend a feed?
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by jonnex: 11:37am On Dec 19, 2020
Dr Seun, God in His infinite Mercy will continue to be with you in Jesus name. Amen, I so much appreciate you, if I have found someone like you 5yrs ago, I wouldn't have lost 3 dogs into the hands of all these quacks veterinary doctors. Pls this is my number, kindly add me to your WhatsApp group.

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by ebonyoyas(m): 2:31pm On Dec 19, 2020
Amen !! God bless u aways Dr seun
jonnex:
Dr Seun, God in His infinite Mercy will continue to be with you in Jesus name. Amen, I so much appreciate you, if I have found someone like you 5yrs ago, I wouldn't have lost 3 dogs into the hands of all these quacks veterinary doctors. Pls this is my number, kindly add me to your WhatsApp group.
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by jonnex: 9:19pm On Dec 19, 2020
My WhatsApp No, 08062922299, pls add me. Dr pls let me have your WhatsApp number. Thanks
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 1:02pm On Dec 20, 2020
jonnex:
Dr Seun, God in His infinite Mercy will continue to be with you in Jesus name. Amen, I so much appreciate you, if I have found someone like you 5yrs ago, I wouldn't have lost 3 dogs into the hands of all these quacks veterinary doctors. Pls this is my number, kindly add me to your WhatsApp group.
Amen sir, I feel elated and I wish you the same, but remember sir, that I'm just doing my job as a Vet and your pet's health and your satisfaction is our utmost interest. I've saved your number and would update you on any further development. Thanks for the appreciation, you made my day.

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by Wakins(m): 1:29pm On Dec 20, 2020
Sir, what drug can I use to put dog into deep sleep ? And where I can purchase the drug.
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 12:18pm On Dec 21, 2020
Wakins:
Sir, what drug can I use to put dog into deep sleep ? And where I can purchase the drug.
Good morning sir, I'm sorry we don't do that here on this thread, it is unethical and illegal. I'll suggest you take your dog to the nearest vet clinic were your dog would be properly examined and appropriate medication prescribed. I hope this helps.

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Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by Ojenose: 8:51am On Dec 22, 2020
Good morning, ive been worried about my gsd a lot, he's 5months now with an ear up, the other has shown no sign of going up, I know it doesn't really matter but I'm kind of affected because he's the first of my gsds to take this long, do you think I should wait longer or what do you say about taping
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 7:23pm On Dec 22, 2020
Ojenose:
Good morning, ive been worried about my gsd a lot, he's 5months now with an ear up, the other has shown no sign of going up, I know it doesn't really matter but I'm kind of affected because he's the first of my gsds to take this long, do you think I should wait longer or what do you say about taping
I'm so sorry for the late response, been busy with the day's work. I'll advice that, we should be patient a bit, by the way, have you tried examining the area just to be sure everything is okay around there? If all is well, then we should be patient a bit. But if still there are no changes, we would know the next step to take.
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 11:54am On Dec 23, 2020
dayjeee:
Thanks Dr SeunH for all you doing
My GSD poo is not firm. She is 19 weeks. Been feeding her bingo, indomie and golden more before. But lately changed to only rice and golden moore with milk.
She has been dewormed also but no significant change
What can i do? Can u also recommend a feed?
I'm so sorry for the delay, before I recommend anything, its better we know the root cause of the problem if there is any? Also I'll like to know the kind of milk, how often you feed your dog, if you noticed any other sign and lastly the dewormer you used. All these information would guide me in identifying what could be wrong before recommendations.
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by Ojenose: 2:13pm On Dec 23, 2020
seunH:
I'm so sorry for the late response, been busy with the day's work. I'll advice that, we should be patient a bit, by the way, have you tried examining the area just to be sure everything is okay around there? If all is well, then we should be patient a bit. But if still there are no changes, we would know the next step to take.
Everything is okay from what I can see, theres a little bit of a thicker cartilage that if held the ESR would stand but without outside support it's just down
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by seunH: 9:52am On Dec 24, 2020
Ojenose:

Everything is okay from what I can see, theres a little bit of a thicker cartilage that if held the ESR would stand but without outside support it's just down
Okay then, there is no cause for alarm. Personally, I'll advice we watch till when your dog is 6 months old, if by 6 months and still no progress, then we will explore other alternatives. It should be noted that occasionally one ear may stand before the other and even within the GSD breed, some may have erect ears as early as 10 weeks while some as late as 5-6 months. Hence provided your dog is generally fine, no pain no discharge, I'll suggest we give it an extra month. Meanwhile I'll further advice you give calcium supplement while we explore ear taping but that should be done when your dog has finished teething I hope this helps
Re: Talk To A Veterinarian by vicardino(m): 10:23am On Dec 25, 2020
Hi doc, thanks for all you have been doing here, I appreciate you sir. Please, what drugs can I use or how do I treat an adult Rott with a slight head injury? She got injured some days ago and a methylated spirit with cotton wool was used to treat and they just left it till I returned two days ago and I saw it. Kindly help me out sir, thanks once again

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