Effect of Short-Term Road Transportation on Vital Parameters, Haematology, Enzymatic Antioxidants and Cortisol Level of Healthy Dogs (Canis Familiaris)
F. H. Olaifa,
P. M. Ibiniyi,
T. O. Omobowale
et al.
Abstract:TThe study aims at determining the effect of short-term road transportation on vital parameters, haematology, enzymatic antioxidants and cortisol level of healthy dogs. Ten apparently healthy dogs weighing 8-12 kg, comprising of both sexes (3 females and 2 males), aged between 6 to 8 months were used as experimental animals. Measurements of the vital parameters and blood sample collection for hemato-biochemical parameters were taken before and immediately after short-term transportation. Rectal temperature (RT… Show more
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