| [dog slaughtering in germany in the 19th and 20th centuries with special consideration of the munich area]. | in the 19th century professional dog slaughter and also the public sale of dog flesh arose. these slaughter and the sale was mainly practised by horse butchers. in germany dogs had been mostly slaughtered in sachsen, schlesien, anhalt and bayern. from 1905 to 1940 the meat of 235.144 dogs was inspected. but the true number of slaughtered dogs was certainly larger. yet in the fifties dogs were professionally slaughtered. after 1960 the slaughter dropped. sporadically dog flesh was used as human f ... | 1992 | 1463437 |
| [eimeria leuckarti infections in foals and their mothers in upper bavaria]. | in this epidemiological study 30 mares and their foals from seven farms in upper bavaria were investigated. eimeria-leuckarti-oocysts were found in 24 foals (80%), but only in one mare. oocysts were first detected 28 days post partum at the earliest and 191 days post partum at the latest. in foals, excretion of oocysts usually occurred intermittently with coproscopically negative intervals of up to 15 weeks, and was most frequent in june (8 foals), july (17 foals), and august (10 foals). with th ... | 1994 | 7940517 |
| [spectrum of species and incidence of endoparasites in foals and their mother mares from breeding farms with and without anthelmintic prophylaxis in upper bavaria]. | in this epidemiological study 37 foals and mares were included, which have been coproscopically examined in regular intervals over a period lasting up to 13 months. the animals derived from nine breeding farms. in three of these farms no anthelmintics were used before this investigation, whereas in six farms at least three years before regular prophylactic treatments with anthelmintics have been carried out. this investigation revealed no differences in the species spectrum of endoparasites as w ... | 1996 | 8720956 |
| [endoparasites of donkeys and horses kept in communal housing in upper bavaria; species spectrum and incidence]. | in this epidemiological study of endoparasites 37 donkeys and 23 horses were included, which were examined coproscopically in regular intervals over a 15 month period. the animals derived from ten farms, in which regular prophylactic treatments with anthelmintics had been practiced at least for two years before this investigation. this study revealed the presence of at least twelve parasite species in donkeys, eimeria leuckarti, gasterophilus intestinalis, fasciola hepatica, anoplocephala perfol ... | 1996 | 8999593 |
| [wild horse or domesticated horse? horse remains from the neolithic settlement in pestenacker, bavaria]. | the bone finds from the neolithic settlement in pestenacker (near landsberg am lech) date back to the second half of the 4th millennium bc (altheim). like in any other late neolithic horse bones, the question we have to deal with is whether they represent the remains of wild horse or early domestic horse, as we do not know for certain yet the date of the earliest domestic horses' occurrence in middle europe. the post pleistocene distribution of the wild horse is described. for a long time people ... | 1996 | 9012017 |
| [endoparasitic fauna and incidence of species in yearling and adult horses in upper bavarian breeding farms with regular anthelmintic prophylaxis lasting for many years]. | in this epidemiological study 127 horses from five breeding farms in upper bavaria were included. the horses were coproscopically examined in intervals of four weeks over a 16-month period. since 1992 in all farms regular prophylactic treatments with anthelmintics have been carried out. in 127 horses at least five species were established, such as parascaris equorum, anoplocephala perfoliata, gasterophilus intestinalis and small strongyles, whose third stage larvae were characterized by eight or ... | 1997 | 9441048 |
| [sensitivity of bovine and equine streptococci to beta-lactam antibiotics (benzylpenicillin, ampicillin, oxacillin, cefotaxime) in the agar diffusion and e-test]. | 368 streptococcal strains from udder secretions of cattle (sc. agalactiae, sc. dysgalactiae, sc. uberis) and 191 streptococcal isolates from horse specimens (sc. equi ssp. zooepidemicus, sc. equi ssp. equi) originating from different agricultural regions in germany (lower saxony, in particular the region of weser-ems, bavaria, altmark) were investigated for their sensitivity to 4 beta-lactam antibiotics (benzylpenicillin, ampicillin, oxacillin, cefotaxime). two different test methods were applie ... | 2000 | 10925514 |
| [analysis of the population structure of the south german coldblood in bavaria, germany]. | gene contributions of foreign populations as well as coefficients of inbreeding and relationship were calculated in 1918 south german coldblood horses registered in bavaria in 2003. based on nearly complete 8-generation-pedigrees (index of pedigree completeness: 76%) the mean coefficient of inbreeding was 23%. after considering missing pedigree data, the mean coefficient of inbreeding was 3%. the rates of inbreeding per generation in the current population amount to about 0.43% over the last eig ... | 2004 | 14964125 |
| mineral content of hay harvested in bavarian and swiss horse farms. predictive value of cutting time, number of cut, botanical composition, origin and fertilization. | hay samples from 29 horse farms in southern upper bavaria and 31 horse farms in switzerland were taken and analysed for minerals such as calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium. the content of herbs and legumes in the hay was determined and the weende analysis was performed. comparison between bavaria and switzerland resulted in comparable calcium contents of approximately 4 g ca/kg dry matter (dm) in grass hay. hay with more than 10% of herbs and legumes found only in switzerland showed hi ... | 2008 | 19012617 |
| selective anthelmintic therapy of horses in the federal states of bavaria (germany) and salzburg (austria): an investigation into strongyle egg shedding consistency. | for 9 consecutive months (march-november 2008), faecal samples were collected monthly from 129 horses residing within 40 km of salzburg, austria. samples were analysed quantitatively using a modified mcmaster egg counting technique. whenever a faecal egg count (fec) result exceeded 250 eggs per gram (epg), the horse was treated with pyrantel, ivermectin or moxidectin. in 52 of 129 horses (40.3%), no strongyle eggs were ever detected over the course of 9 months. in 39 horses (30.2%), strongyle eg ... | 2010 | 20356680 |