Jesswol Veterinary

Dr. Segun Sansi

Cat Having Kittens
A placental mammal, the cat gives birth to young that have developed inside her body. Nine weeks after fertilization, hormones stimulate the cats uterus to contract and expel the kittens. Here, one kitten has already been born. The next can be seen emerging from the birth canal of the mother, shrouded in the amniotic sac that encloses each developing kitten in the womb. When the membrane breaks, the young animal takes its first breath of air. The mother licks the newborn clean and dry and chews through the umbilical cord still connecting it to the placenta. Another kitten is born within half an hour, by which time the first two, blind but not helpless, have smelled and felt their way to their mothers belly to begin feeding. The placenta, or afterbirth, follows the last kitten. In the wild the mother eats this organ, both to obtain valuable nourishment when she is tired and immobile and to eliminate the smell of blood so attractive to predators.

Arabian
Widely regarded as the definition of beauty and elegance in horses, the Arabian is an ancient breed with an unmatched combination of stamina, speed, intelligence, and grace. While the Arabian has been bred pure on the Arabian Peninsula throughout its existence, most Arabians now are bred in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Poland.

Holstein Cow
Dairy farmers raise Holstein cows to produce milk. One Holstein cow can produce around 9,500 kg (21,000 lb) of milk in one year.

Rhodesian ridgeback
The Rhodesian ridgeback gets its name from its origins in South Africa and from a ridge of hair along its spine that runs against the other fur in direction. Due to its origins, the ridgeback is well suited to extreme hot and cold temperatures.

Knowing Your Pet

By Bruce Fogle

It is easy to understand why we treat our pets as members of the family. We invite them into our homes, feed and groom them, and take them to the vet when they are not well. Our pets have feelings and emotions, and many are similar to our own.

But these furry members of the family differ from us in important ways. We must respect our dogs and cats as species that are unique and fascinatingly different from us and from each other, not simply as people in furry disguise. Some of the medical and many of the behavioral problems I see each day in clinical practice as a veterinarian are consequences of people forgetting what dogs and cats really are.

Getting to know your pet will likely help you improve your cat or dog health and behavior, and you might even learn a little about yourself.

A pet perspective

We would like to treat our pets as we would treat other people, but dogs or cats don't think the way we do. We assume that what we like, they like. We like chocolate so our dogs should like chocolate but chocolate is poisonous to dogs. We like chilling out and doing nothing, and we think dogs should be content to go bleary-eyed in front of the television too but dogs need outdoor time and mental and physical stimulation to stay healthy and happy.

Uncharacteristic behavior such as accidents by a housebroken cat or dog might become less mysterious if you look at things from a pet perspective. Cats do not like other cats the way people like other people. Your cat could feel threatened by another cat in the house. If your cat urinates on the carpet rather than in the litter box, it’s possible that he has a bladder problem, but it also may be because of anxiety caused by a feline newcomer.

Likewise, if your dog pees or poops when left at home, think about the reasons why. She may have a medical condition, but she could also be anxious because she does not want to be left alone. Does your dog look guilty when you get home? She is probably responding to your anger but doesn’t understand why you are angry.

DO YOU KNOW THAT

Your animals can acquire anthrax from drinking water that has drained from soil contaminated with the bacteria, from eating infected carcasses and feedstuffs, and from the bites of bloodsucking insects?

How much do you know of Blackleg, infectious disease of farm animals?

What about Actinomycosis, infectious disease of horses, cattle, swine, and humans, also called lumpy jaw or big jaw?

For more knowledge on these diseases and how best to care for your pets or animals. contant us now! click here or call us +2348034868345 or +2348079774381

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WELCOME TO JESSWOL VETERINARY CENTRE!

Jesswol veterinary centre is a megaveterinary centre. This is because the centre is managed by a team of consultant veterinarians and livestock industry performance specialists. The centre provides services that promotes quality animal healthcare, delivery in Africa. The main services the centre provides to corporate organizations, governments livestock departments, corporate farms, livestock farms, livestock industry operators and individual clients includes small animal clinics, large animal clinics and ambulatory services for poultry and livestock farms, livestock projects, consultancy services, biosecurity consultancy services, marketing and supplies of animal health and nutritional inputs, marketing and supplies of livestock parent stocks, housing equipments and livestock products processing equipments, pet mart, and pet supplies, marketing and supplies of champ tropical dog food artificial insemination of beef, dairy cattle and livestock.
The centre also organizes periodical international training workshops in applied tropical veterinary medicine and farm management.

CONTACT US
Contact Address: Jesswol Veterinary Centre, 13, Adebajo Street, Kongi Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria.
E-mail: dr.sansi@jesswolveterinary.com and jesswol2001@yahoo.co.uk
Tel: +2348034868345 or +2348079774381

ABOUT AFRICA MEGAVETCENTRE
Jesswol veterinary centre or Africa Megavetcentre is located at 13, Adebajo Street, Kongi Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, West Africa. The Veterinary Centre is managed by a team of consultant tropical veterinarians and livestock industry performance specialists, who are sound in the prevention treatment and management of tropical animal diseases.
Jesswol veterinary centre was established in 1993 as a model veterinary hospital for promoting quality animal healthcare delivery in Nigeria and the entire Africa. So far the veterinary centre has succeeded in impacting the Nigerian socio-economy commendably by positively influencing the attitude of Nigerian citizens towards animal healthcare and this has resulted to the gradual scaling up of veterinary services in the private and public sectors in Nigeria.
Due to the contribution the veterinary centre has made to the development of the veterinary profession in Nigeria. The Chief Executive Consultant of Jesswol Veterinary Centre, Dr. Segun Sansi a highly competent distinguished consultant tropical veterinarian and livestock industry performance specialist, was conferred with the honorary professional award of the “member of the College of Veterinary Surgeons Nigeria” (MCVSN) in 2003.
In order to create the desired impact on the livestock industry necessary for sustainable development and growth of the industry towards providing food security for the teeming population of 140 million Nigerians with a growth rate of 2.78 percent per annum and the entire 600 million African population. There is a need to optimally promote quality animal healthcare delivery in Nigeria and the continent of Africa to boost animal production. In order to create necessary positive impact in this direction the management of Jesswol Veterinary Centre in recent years adopted a holistic approach to promoting animal healthcare delivery in Nigeria and therefore metarmophosised into Africa megavetcentre, by providing model veterinary services and enterprises that will support and promote sustainable quality animal healthcare delivery in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

VETERINARY CLINICS
Jesswol Veterinary Centre operates a model small animal clinic at the centre location. The small animal clinic is for care and treatment of illnesses in pets which include dogs, cats, parrots and occasionally monkeys.
The centre also operates large animal clinics in form of Ambulatory services for large animal which include, Beef and dairy cattle, other livestock, polo horses, poultry birds and caged wild life.

CONSULTANCY SERVICES
In order to enhance prompt attainment of project goals the highly experienced and competent team of Jesswol veterinary centre provides consultancy services for Governments, Corporate organizations and business men venturing into or implementing livestock or livestock related projects. These projects include:

Tropical dairy farming projects and management consultancy services
Tropical Beef farming projects and management consultancy services
Tropical poultry farming and hatchery project and management consultancy services
Tropical fish farming and management consultancy services
Tropical piggery farming and management consultancy services

MARKET DEVELOPMENT
The dynamic veterinary team of Jesswol Veterinary Centre provides market research, market analysis and market development services for quality animal production inputs such as animal drugs and feed additives. The veterinary team also provides product communication services and creates communication gateway for manufacturers of animal production inputs which include animal drugs, feed additives, vaccines and housing equipments. Thus providing the link between manufacturers and consumers or distributors especially in Nigeria and the entire Africa.
There is a sustainable demand for quality animal drugs, feed additives and other inputs necessary for boosting livestock production quality and quantity in Nigeria and Africa. This is in order to provide a ready available source of animal protein and food security for the teeming population of Nigeria which is currently 140 million and has a growth rate of 2.78 percent per annum.

PRODUCTS MARKETING
The professional marketing team of the megaveterinary centre; markets and supplies operators of the livestock industry, pet industry, government livestock department, animal health, nutritional products, livestock parent stocks, housing equipments, livestock processing equipments, pets supplies and champ tropical dog food.
The professional marketing team also provides technical assistance for effective utilization of animal health and nutritional products marketed to operators of the livestock industry and government livestock department to create quality and optimal livestock production outputs.

BIOSECURITY SERVICES
Jesswol Veterinary Centre provides biosecurity services necessary for scaling up the hygiene of individual livestock farms, corporate livestock farms and animal production centres and farm visitors hygiene such as veterinarians and animal scientists.
The centre supplies to farms effective protective clothing and disinfectants and also provides the service of installation of effective biosecurity technologies in big farms. This is to enable the farms to implement effective visitors and workers hygiene policy.

TROPICAL LIVESTOCK WORKSHOPS
Jesswol Veterinary Centre organizes periodically international training workshops on tropical poultry and livestock farming, management techniques and diseases prevention and intervention.
Upcoming workshops will be advertised on this websites and other related websites. The training is to enable participants to have hands on experience on tropical poultry and livestock farming and management techniques and diseases prevention diagnosis and intervention.
Those eligible to attend the workshops include veterinarians, National livestock officers, animal scientists, Animal technologists farm managers, government livestock policy officers and business men.

PEST CONTROL SERVICES
Jesswol Veterinary Centre provides pest control services to exterminate and control the multiplication of pests, which are strong and vast in the tropics on animals and human environment. The highly competent pest control services team in Jesswol provides pest control services for corporate offices, homes and farms in Nigeria.

ANIMAL WELFARE
Jesswol Veterinary Centre campaigns strongly against cruelty to animals in Nigeria. This is in order to alleviate animal suffering and to create a humane environment.
Jesswol Veterinary Centre has succeeded in changing positively the attitude of Nigerians towards the care of animals by exemplary care of animals. This is by providing model large and small animal clinics with modern dog boarding facilities. At the location of the centre, dog owners are also educated on how to provide proper care and monitor their pets in good health condition. The chief executive officer of the centre namely Dr. Segun Sansi also writes columns in daily national newspapers in Nigeria, on how to properly care for pets and livestock in Africa.

PETSMART
Healthy and attractive puppies and dogs of all breeds are sold at Jesswol veterinary centre to interested people at the centre. The petsmart also has on sale quality pet care products for proper care and good health maintenance for pets, such as vitamins, dog food, collars, chain, grooming brushes, puppy care and dog care books.

CHAMP PET FOOD
Jesswol Veterinary Centre operates a tropical pet food industry. It produces two types of tropical dog food, a cereal type and crunchy ready to serve dog food with the brand name champ dog food. This is a highly nutritious dog food that contains adequate nutrients for maximum growth of puppies and reproductive performance. The dog food is sold nationally to pet owners.

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