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Vetscan avian reptile profile plus

Manufactured by Abaxis
Sourced in United States

The VetScan Avian/Reptile Profile Plus is a comprehensive diagnostic tool designed for veterinary use. It provides a panel of biochemical tests to assist in the evaluation of avian and reptile patients. The product allows for the simultaneous measurement of multiple analytes from a single small sample.

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Laying Hen Maintenance Diet Study

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All hens were 2.5 years old and deemed healthy based on a physical examination, packed cell volume/total solids, and a plasma biochemistry panel (VetScan Avian/Reptile Profile Plus, Abaxis, Inc, Union City, CA, USA) within 3 months prior to the start of the study. Individual plastic bands were placed around one pelvic limb on each bird for identification purposes. Birds were housed individually in 155 cm × 92 cm × 173 cm floor pens in a temperature‐controlled room (75–78 °F) on a 12‐h light–dark cycle. Pens contained wood shaving litter and free choice access to water via bell poultry waterers. A fount feeder containing a pelleted maintenance layer diet (Purina Layena Pellets, Purina Animal Nutrition, Gray Summit, MO, USA) was placed in each pen 2 h after drug dosing and provided ad libitum between trials.
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Comprehensive Health Monitoring of Rhode Island Red Hens

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A flock of 11 Rhode Island Red hens (Gallus gallus domesticus) (range of body weight: 2.0–3.3 kg; mean weight: 2.5 kg), ranging in age from 1 to 2 years, was used in this study. Birds were housed as a group in a climate-controlled facility (15.6 m2) with wooden shavings substrate and maintained on a 12:12 (light:dark) h cycle. The flock was obtained from a private supplier and maintained on a Layer NCSU diet with water available ad libitum through automatic waterers. Bird health was monitored daily, and optimum welfare conditions were based on serial physical examinations, fecal floatation, serial packed cell volumes via microhematocrit tube and centrifugation, serial total solids via refractometer and serial biochemical panels (VetScan Avian/Reptile Profile Plus, Abaxis Inc., Union City, CA, USA). All procedures were authorized by the NCSU Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC # 21-152).
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Healthy Rhode Island Red Hens

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A flock of 30 Rhode Island Red hens (Gallusgallusdomesticus; body weight range: 1.9–2.8 kg; average weight: 2.4 kg) ranging in age from 2 to 3 years were used in this study. The birds were maintained under a photoperiod of 12:12 (light:dark) h and housed as a flock in a climate-controlled facility (15.6 m2) on a wood shaving substrate. Hens were obtained from a private breeder and fed an 18% protein layer diet with free access to water. The flock was monitored by veterinarians to ensure optimal health based on serial physical examinations, serial packed cell volumes via microhematocrit tube and centrifugation, serial total solids via refractometer and serial biochemical panels (VetScan Avian/Reptile Profile Plus; Abaxis Inc., Union City, CA, USA). All study procedures were approved by the NCSU Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC #21-152).
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