Schapen en geiten: veel geblaat, weinig wol?*

In deze les leren we meer over oorzaken en aanpak van slepende melkziekte en prolaps van het rectum. Wat is een veilige verdoving? Hoe corrigeren we entropion? Hoe pakken we oestrusinductie en -synchronisatie bij schapen aan? Hoe voeren we een drachtigheidsonderzoek bij alpaca’s uit? Hoe nemen we een leverbiopt bij schapen? En nog veel meer …

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Consultant in Herd Health Management and Small Ruminant Herd Health. Specialised in reproduction and reproduction techniques.
Certificates
Diplomate European College Animal Reproduction.
Specialist Herd Health Management.
Specialist Small Ruminant Herd Health.
Founder and President Dutch Sheep and Goat Committee.
Former Assistant Professor Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, The Netherlands (1974-2012).
Teacher in Artificial Insemination and reproductive techniques in large and small ruminants.
Developer of the OPU technique (ovum pick-up); transvaginal aspiration of oocytes.
DVM PhD.
Work experience
1974-1976
Project leader,  NUFFIC.
Project leader of ‘the Adaption Project of Dutch Friesian Cows’ in Kitale, Kenya, Africa (NUFFIC-DGIS project).
1976-1979
Project leader, NUFFIC.
Project leader of the ‘Projet d’Adaptation’ in Tunis, Tunisia, Africa, in cooperation with l’Office des Terres Domaniales (NUFFIC-DGIS project).
1979-2014
Assistent Professor,  Faculty Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, the Netherlands
Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, later: Department of Herd Health.
2014-2018
Private Practitioner with emphasis on reproduction in sheep, goats, cows, horses and Alpaca’s.
Guest lecturer Department of Herd Health Faculty Veterinary Medicine.
Education
1967-1974
DVM,  Faculty Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
1990
PhD,  Faculty Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, the Netherlands:
“Clinical use of ultrasound in bovinel reproduction”.

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