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The influence of external factors on the incidence of mastitis in dairy cows
Valíčková, Daniela ; Stádník, Luděk (advisor) ; Petr, Petr (referee)
The aim of this diploma work was to evaluate the influence of a farm, a lactation order, and a month and a year of calving to the percentage occurrence and number of mastitis with cows. Besides, mainly an effectiveness of precautions, nursing works and farming technologies were evaluated. The evaluation was being performed during the years 2014 - 2015 at two farms situated in Slovakia which were breeding the breed of Slovak piebald cattle. Figures about the mastitis occurrence were acquired from the evidence of veterinary records of mastitis treatment and cows´dry out. Information about the number of somatic cells I have borrowed from Slovak republic breeding information system. For the figures evaluation a statistical program SAS 9.3 (SAS/STAT 9.3, 2011) was used. For the determination of basic parameters the procedures MEANS a UNIVARIATE were used. Observed indicators and basic statistics were evaluated for both arms together. Main parameters were evaluated statistically for both farms altogether. From the total number of 514 milk cows, was the mastitis occurrence recorded on the average in 29,77%, with the average length of treatment 1,94 days and milk cows´ lactation was on the average 2,81. The number of mastitis occurrence was on the average 0, 51 times, the highest frequency of mastitis occurrence achieved up to 6 times. Statistically significant influence of mastitis numbers to the percentage mastitis occurrence (P <0, 001) was proved. Percent of mastitis occurrence is provable influenced by a farm (P<0,001), a year and a month of calving (P<0,001) and lactation order (P<0,001). The number of mastitis is considerably influenced by a farm (P<0,001), a month and a year of calving (P<0,001). Percent of mastitis occurrence reached the highest figures on the 5th and the next lactation (68, 49 %) and the lowest % mastitis occurrence was recorded on the 1st lactation (45, 98 %). The number of mastitis occurrence was the highest on the 5th and the next lactations (1,19x) and the lowest on the 1st lactation (0,81x). Percent of mastitis occurrence was during the observed period higher at the farm PD Mestečko (66, 06 %) and the lowest at the farm PD Dolná Mariková (48, 96 %). Demonstrability on the boundary of statistic difference´ importance (P < 0, 01) was between % mastitis occurrence and both farms. The number of mastitis occurrence was higher at the farm PD Mestečko (1,22x) in contrast to the lowest at the farm PD Dolná Mariková (0,82x). Statistically proved difference (P < 0, 01) was between the number of mastitis occurrence and the farms PD Mestečko and PD Dolná Mariková. Percentage mastitis occurrence was the highest in April (79, 05 %), the lowest occurrence was in November (34, 30%). The number of mastitis occurrence was the highest in March (1,51x), the lowest was recorded in November and December (0,63x). The highest percentage mastitis occurrence (99, 92 %) was recorded in calving year 2013. The lowest mastitis occurrence was in year 2015 (19, 92 %). The number of mastitis occurrence was the highest in year 2013 (1,92x) and the lowest in year 2015 (0,33x).
Hiporehabilitace
Valíčková, Daniela
My bachelor thesis on the topic Hiporehabilitation is treated as a literary review. The aim was to describe the appropriate types of hippotherapy and different breeds of horses used in hippotherapy. Hippotherapy is a targeted therapy, where the focus is always the client and his problem and a horse as a means. The work deals with the history of the development of therapeutic riding and hippotherapy. Defines and describes the concept of hippotherapy and describes in detail the individual components, the participants and the different effects of therapeutic riding. Much of work is focused on the selection, properties, pros and cons individual breeds horses most often used in hippotherapy.

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