Neonatology and pediatrics

The modalities of artificial feeding are a source of concern and often misunderstanding.
The stakes are high. Any error can have serious immediate but also long-term repercussions (immunity, digestive, growth, psychological development, etc.).

Measurement of the neonate's Apgar score and vital prognosis

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Diagnosis

Hypothermia, if rectal temperature: 

• 0 to 7 days: < 35 °C
• 7 – 21 days: < 36°C 
• 21 – 30 days: < 37 °C

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Resuscitation of the neonate should be methodical and sequential in order to resuscitate the newborn without, on the contrary, precipitating its decline.

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This article is taken from the book: Practical Guide to Reproduction, ed. Medcom, written by Dr. vet Lévy (Reproduction Specialist, ECAR dip) and Drs. Blanchard and Paragon (Nutrition Specialists, ECVCN)

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This article is taken from the book: Practical Guide to Reproduction, ed. Medcom, written by Dr. vet Lévy (Reproduction Specialist, ECAR dip) and Drs. Blanchard and Paragon (Nutrition Specialists, ECVCN)

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It is a bacterial infection or poisoning by puppy/kitten bacteria through breast milk.
The syndrome is common after “careless” use of antibiotics in the postpartum period (see below).
The bacteria encountered (E. Coli, hemolytic Streptococci, Staphylococcus,…) most often come from mastitis (clinical or subclinical), uterine infection (placental retention, dystocic delivery) or vaginal postpartum.

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