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Treatment for penile fibropapilloma
Can try careful trimming or an autologous vaccine
Primary treatment for penile hematoma
Rest
Cattle breeds that are predisposed to having preputial prolapse and why
Polled Bos taurus breeds; lack of retractor prepuce muscle
Anatomy that predisposes a bull to penile laceration
Pendulous sheath and excess preputial skin
Classification scale for preputial prolapse
1-4
What do you need to do if reducing a preputial prolapse with a bandage
Run a urinary catheter through
Medical management for preputial prolapse
Clean and debride
Keep moist
Apply bandage
Typical cause of a retro-preputial abscess
Preputial laceration
Prognosis for preputial abscess
Guarded
Typical cause of a preputial avulsion
Collection with AV
Common causes of phimosis
Preputial stenosis or other stricture
Methods for semen collection
Electroejaculation
Transrectal massage
AV
Vaginal aspiration
Parts of a semen evaluation
Concentration
Volume
Individual motility
Sperm morphology
Why can’t we do an accurate semen evaluation from electroejaculation
It is not a physiologic process and we don’t get representative volume or concentration
Minimum progressive motility required for bull semen
30%
Method used to evaluate live v dead sperm when looking at sperm morphology
Eosin-nigrin stain
Minimum normal morphology required for bull semen
70%
Sperm defects that are no longer considered an abnormality
Distal droplets and abaxial tails
BSE classifications for bulls
Satisfactory
Deferred
Unsatisfactory
Satisfactory BSE classification
No health/structural issues
Meets minimum scrotal circumference
Adequate motility and morphology
Deferred BSE classification
Fails to meet one or more criteria but condition is likely to resolve with time
Unsatisfactory BSE classification
Fails to meet one or more criteria and is unlikely to resolve with time
How does a BSE differ between bulls and small ruminants
It is similar, but small ruminants have different cutoffs
Cause of epididymitis in small ruminants until proven otherwise
Brucella ovis
Cause of ulcerative posthitis in small ruminants
Corynebacterium renale
Risk factors for ulcerative posthitis in small ruminants
High protein/legume diets
Thick fiber
Wet conditions