Our Services for Farm Animals
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SURGERY
Diagnosis of digestive system disorders such as abomasum displacements, abomasum volvulus and torsion, cecum dilatations, foreign body ingestions, etc. is performed. Medical and surgical treatments are carried out.
ORTHOPEDICS
Treatment of orthopedic problems such as fractures, dislocations, arqure, bouleture occurring in farm animals and nail trimming procedures are performed in our hospital.
NEONATAL SURGERY
Treatment of congenital anomalies such as atresia ani, atresia recti, atresia coli en recti, etc. that cause inability to defecate in newborn animals is performed in our hospital.
Treatment of conditions more commonly seen in newborn animals; urination from the umbilicus, urachus empyema, umbilical ulcer, omphalitis, omphaloarteritis, omphalophlebitis, umbilical abscesses, and hernias is performed in our hospital.
EYE SURGERY
Treatment of eye diseases occurring in animals is performed in our hospital.
GENERAL SURGERY
Treatment of wounds, abscesses, burns, frostbite, etc. occurring in animals is performed in our hospital.
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES
Some disorders affecting the digestive system can also be seen in farm animals. Due to these disorders, the animal's productivity may decrease, and serious disorders can even result in death. Therefore, it is necessary to recognize the diseases and be able to diagnose them early. To briefly address these situations, they are as follows. If you encounter similar situations, you can apply to our hospital.
Rumen Tympany
Rumen tympany is the excessive accumulation of gas in the rumen as a result of excessive intake of fermentation gases. If you see swelling in the rumen of your animals, you can apply to our hospital.
Traumatic Reticulo-Peritonitis
If you suspect that your animal has swallowed a sharp foreign object, you can apply to our hospital.
Abomasal Ulcers
If you see tar-colored feces, you can apply to our hospital.
Abomasal Displacements
If you notice a decrease in eating and drinking in your animal after birth, this may be due to displacement. In such a case, you can apply to our hospital.
Calf and Lamb Diarrhea
Losses due to diarrhea in the neonatal period are one of the main problems in breeding in all countries. There are many factors that cause diarrhea. To identify these factors, samples taken in our hospital are evaluated in clinical pre-science, and treatment is initiated based on the results. We also detect these pathogens with a rapid test kit. If you see diarrhea in your calves and lambs, you can apply to our hospital.
Parasitic Diseases
If you see parasites in your animals, you can apply to our hospital.
LIVER DISEASES
The liver is one of the vital organs for all animals. When there is suspicion, biochemical tests related to the liver and liver enzymes are checked in our hospital. Additionally, liver ultrasound is also performed.
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES
The primary function of the respiratory system is to facilitate the exchange of O2 in the inhaled air with CO2 produced as a result of metabolic events in the body in the alveoli. If you see general symptoms such as cough, difficulty breathing, or nasal discharge, you can apply to our hospital.
BLOOD AND BLEEDING ORGAN DISEASES
If you notice a color change in the skin, around the mouth, and other visible tissues of your animals, you can apply to our hospital. Additionally, during periods when ticks and similar organisms are very abundant, you can apply to our hospital for changes that may be observed in animals released to pasture.
METABOLIC DISEASES
If your animals are experiencing problems with ketosis, especially in ewes during the time of birth, or if you suspect vitamin and mineral deficiencies, hypocalcemia (commonly known as milk fever), and many similar conditions, you can apply to our hospital.
Cow-Sheep-Goat Vaginal Prolapse
If you see an abnormal-sized mass in the genital area of the pregnant candidate as the birth approaches, you can apply to our hospital.
Cow-Sheep-Goat Uterine Prolapse
If you see a large mass in the genital area of a recently delivered mother, you can apply to our hospital.
Cow-Sheep-Goat Dystocia
If the pregnant candidate's water has broken but labor has not started, or if the mother is very exhausted, you can urgently apply to our hospital.
Cow-Sheep-Goat Cesarean Operation
If the pregnant candidate's water has broken but labor has not started, or if the mother is very exhausted, you can urgently apply to our hospital.
Sheep-Goat Pregnancy Examination
You can apply to our hospital for pregnancy examinations of your sheep and goats during or outside the season.
Sheep Pregnancy Toxemia
If you notice that a pregnant candidate, who you think has multiple offspring, frequently lies down or cannot get up when lying down, you can apply to our hospital.
Sheep-Goat Mastitis
If you think the mother's milk is abnormal or that she does not have enough milk for her offspring, you can apply to our hospital.
Cow-Sheep-Goat Abortion
If you witness the pregnant candidate or candidates aborting at different times during pregnancy, we are waiting for you in our hospital for necessary tests to be conducted.
Cow-Sheep-Goat Infertility
If your farm animals are having problems getting pregnant, we are waiting for you in our hospital for necessary examinations or to obtain information.
Cow Pregnancy Examination
If there is blood coming from the genital area of your cow or cows after insemination, please do not worry. You can apply to our hospital for a pregnancy examination at the right time.
Cow Mastitis
If you see clots or color differences in the milk of your cow or cows, if you feel heat when you touch her udder, or if you think she is in pain, and if you also notice a decrease in milk quantity, you can apply to our hospital.
Cow Hypocalcemia
If a recently delivered mother is having difficulty getting up or cannot get up after birth, you should apply to our hospital without delay.
Cow Metritis
If your cow or cows have discharge from the genital area within the first 21 days after birth, you should apply to our hospital without delay.
Cow Retained Placenta
If you noticed that your cow or cows have not expelled the fetal membranes 12 hours after birth, you should apply to our hospital.