You are doing routine checks on a dairy farm and notice this cow (see image below) in the sick pen. You ask the producer how long ago she calved and he says yesterday morning. What is the most likely diagnosis for this cow and how long after delivery does it occur?    

You review the pregnancy data from last year’s production cycle for one of your cow-calf operations.  You are most concerned about:

Which of the following pairs most accurately describes two disadvantages to the use of natural service in the breeding management of dairy cows?

Which two antimicrobials are the MOST appropriate for initial treatment of a 6 month old heifer with signs of bacterial pneumonia?

Which of the following structures, when observed at the vulva of a mare, would indicate premature placental separation?

A 12-year-old, intact female, Labrador Retriever presents to you with a history of not doing right. She was in heat about two months ago. She has been refusing to eat but is drinking and urinating a lot. You have limited funds because your client recently had a family emergency. What single diagnostic test would be most likely to arrive at your diagnosis? And what condition do you suspect this dog has?

Which of the following diagnostic tools would be considered the most effective way to diagnose pyometra in a queen?

Which of the following signals the end of stage 1 labor in the mare?  

The most common testicular tumor in stallions is which of the following?

Which of the following conditions would be found in the greatest incidence in high producing dairy cows?