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Maryland Small Ruminant Page - Reproductive Problems

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General Problems
[PDF, 2001] Infectious Reproductive Diseases of Small Ruminants - Utah State University
[PDF, 1997] Reproductive Diseases of Sheep - Utah State University
Diseases and Disorders Commonly Seen in Ewes Just Prior to or Shortly After Lambing - Montana State University
Interruptions to a Healthy Pregnancy - North Dakota State University
Health and Welfare During Pregnancy - Organic Vet (UK)
Health Problems of Pregnant and Lactating Does - Onion Creek Ranch
Pregnancy Complication -Onion Creek Ranch
Reproductive Problems in Does - Onion Creek Ranch
[PDF] Periparturient Conditions of Ewes and Does

Ram and Buck Problems
[PDF, 1997] Epididymitis in Range and Purebred Rams - Utah State University

Epididymitis in Sheep - Ontario, Canada
Pizzle Rot in Sheep - Ontario, Canada
Pizzle Rot - Kinne's Mini's Pygmy Goats
Pizzle Rot - Elsenburg Veterinary Services (South Africa)
Brucella Ovis - Elsenburg Veterinary Services (South Africa)
Reproductive Problems in Bucks - Onion Creek Ranch
Managing ovine brucellosis to maximise ram fertility - Queensland, Australia

Abortion
[PDF] Abortions in Sheep - Iowa State University
How many abortions are normal? - United Suffolk Association
[PDF, PPT] Abortion in Sheep - Amer. Assoc. Small Ruminant Practitioners
Practitioner's Approach to Ovine Abortion - Pipestone Vet Supply
Abortion Revisited - Pipestone Vet Supply
[TABLE] Infectious abortion in ewes
Causes of Abortion - GoatWisdom
[PDF] Infectious abortion in sheep - NADIS UK
Infectious Causes of Abortion in Ewes - sheepandgoat.com
Causes of Infectious Abortions in Goats (2006) - Alabama Coooperative Extension | PDF
[2006] Abortions in Sheep Causes, Control and Prevention - North Dakota State University

Campylobacter/Vibrio
Vibriosis and Vibrionic Abortion in Sheep - Hygieia Biological Laboratories
Ovine Vibriosis - Western Australia
[PDF, 2003] Cambylobacter Abortion in Ewes - NADIS (UK)

Chlamydia/Enzootic Abortion/EAE
Enzootic Abortion (Chlamydiosis) - New-Caledonia Regional Animal Health Service
[PDF, 2001] Chlamydiosis in Goats - International Veterinary Information Service (IVIS)
Chlamydia: Pinkeye, Abortions, Weak kids - Onion Creek Ranch
[PDF]  Chlamydial (Enzootic) Abortion of Ewes - NADIS Sheep Disease Focus
Control of Chlamydial Abortion in Sheep - Moredun Group (UK)
Protecting Your Flock Against Chlamydial Abortion - Moredun Group (UK)
Enzootic Abortion Of Ewes - Sheep! Magazine

Toxoplasmosis
Toxoplasmosis - New-Caledonia Regional Animal Health Service
[PDF, 2003]  Toxoplasma Abortion in Sheep - NADIS Sheep Disease Focus
[PDF, 2004] Toxoplasmosis in sheep - West Virginia University
Toxoplasmosis: Abortions, Weak kids, Stillbirths - Onion Creek Ranch

Other
[PDF, 2003]  Salmonella Abortion in Ewes - NADIS Sheep Disease Focus
[PDF] Leptospirosis - Oklahoma State University
Q-Fever - Ontario Canada
Border Disease in Sheep - Moredun Group (UK)
Border disease - Merck Veterinary Manual
[PDF, 2000] Border disease in goats - IVIS

Brucellosis
[PDF, 1998] Ovine Brucellosis - Victoria, Australia
[2007] Ovine Brucellosis - Queensland, Australia
Brucellosis in Sheep - Tasmania, Australia
Brucellosis in Animals - University of Wisconsin Veterinary Medicine

Obstretics and Dystocia
[PDF, 1997] Obstetrics and Lambing Problems - Utah State University
[PDF, 1997] Dystocia (Difficult Lambing) - Utah State University
[PDF, 1985] Sheep Obstetrics - California Woolgrowers
Dealing with Difficult Births at Lambing - Purdue University
[PDF] Dystocia (Lambing Problems) - Iowa State University
Lambing Difficulty - Victoria, Australia
Assisting the Ewe at Lambing - Ontario, Canada
Birth: Helping With Problems - www.2farm.co.nz
The Normal Goat Birthing Process - boergoats.com
Solving the Mysteries of Obstetrics: Normal Birth and Recognizing Dystocia
Solving the Mysteries of Obstetrics: Assisting Dystocia
Solving the Mysteries of Obstetrics: Special Problems During Pregnancy
Solving the Mysteries of Obstetrics: Causes of Dystocia
[PDF, 1994] Lambing - Alabama A&M and Auburn University | HTML
[PDF, 1971]  Obstetrics in the Barn - British Columbia, Canada
[PDF] Farm Animal Obstetrics - Alaska Livestock Series

Prolapses
Prolapses - Onion Creek Ranch
Vaginal Prolapse - Pipestone Vet Supply
Uterine Prolapse
Vaginal and Uterine Prolapse - Scottish Agricultural College

Other Reproductive Problems
Plant Estrogens: Effects on Flushing/Breeding - Labrador and Newfoundland, Canada

Estrogens in Pasture, Hay, and Silage - Victoria, Australia
[PDF, 2007] Sheep infertility from pasture legumes - Western Australia
[PDF] Retained Placentas (dairy resource) - West Virginia University

Failure of Ewe Appetite After Lambing - Pipestone Vet Supply

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