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Native where?
South America
Order
Rodentia
Suborder
Hystricognathi
Scientific name
Cavia Porcellus
Life span
5–6 years
Adult weight male and female
Male=900–1200 grams Female= 700–900 grams
Sexual maturity male and female
Female– 2 months Male–3 months
Length of estrous cycle
15–17 days
Ovulation
Spontaneous
Gestation period
59–72 days average 68 days
Litter size
1–13 (2–4 is usual)
Normal birth weight
70–100 grams
Weaning age
21 days or at 180 grams of body weight
Rectal temperature
99.0–130.1 F
Average blood volume
70 ml / kg body weight
Heart rate
240–310 beats per minute
Digits on forelimb and back
4 on front 3 on back
How are they born?
Fully haired eyes opened and cape of eating solid food with a few hours of birth
Males
Boars
Females
Sows
Paturition known as
Farrowing
Seen in blood smear
Kurloff cells
Leukocytes that contain intracytoplasmic inclusions
Kurloff bodies
Number of cells greater in ___ and increases during __ and __
Females in estrus pregnancy
No ____ vesicle
Laryngeal
______ distinct vocal patterns
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Diastema
Small gap between premolars and molars
4 salivary glands
Parotid, mandibular, sublingual, and molar
Right lung
4 lobes cranial , middle, caudal, accessory
Left lung
3 lobes cranial, middle and caudal
Stomach
No nonglandular portion
Cecum
Very large thin walled sack that occupies most of the central and left portion of abdominal cavity
Liver
6 lobes right, medial, left lateral, left medial, caudate, and quadrate
Secretions from the glands in the anal area used for
Marking
Kidneys
Characterized by large renal pelvis
Urine
Alkaline, highly crystalline, usually appear creamy yellow or white
Females
Bicornuate urterus, each uterine horn has a separate cervix
Females
Bicornuate urterus, each uterine horn has a separate cervix
How many nipples?
Single pair of nipples
Male
Inguinal nipples but no mammary glads
Testes
Located in inguinal canal and remain open throughout life. Os penis present
Determining gender
Genitalia of females contain Y shaped depression of tissue in the perineal area. Scrotal pouches and testes of adult male usually obvious
Sow non seasonal polyestrous with estrous cycle
15 –17 days
Ovulation is ____ estrus lasting
Spontaneous and 6 –11 hours
What determines stage of estrus
Vaginal cytology
Lordosis
Copulatory behavior characterized by arching of back and swaying the hindquarters
At what age are sows breed
Before 6 months
What happens after 6 months in sows
Pelvic symphysis fuses. Causes dystocia.
Females bred before 6 months of age retain
The ability to separate the fused pelvic bones just before parturition
Gestation
Approximately 68 days
Mating confirmed
With copulatory plug
Litter size
1–13 pups 2–4 litter is common
Pups stand
Within a few minutes of birth
Able to eat solid food
Within hours of birth
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Temperature
65–70 F
Humidity
40 –60 %
Inhalant anesthesia
Halothane, methoxyflurane, isoflurae. Administered by mask by standard mechine
Injectable anesthesia
Barbiturates (pentobarbital, ketamine) should be fasted 3 hours before
Blood collection
Toenail clip, lateral saphenous, cephalic , 8 mls from jugular , cranial vena cava, femoral artery, femoral vein. Then cardiocentesis = lots of blood but also death
Protozoan
Balatidium coli klebsiella cobayae– in renal tubes
Nematode
Paraspidodera uncinate– cecum