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Monitoring Animal Health

Monitoring Animal Health
May 14, 2018

Student learned the importance of monitoring all aspects of animals.  Usually one of the first signs that an animal isn't feeling well is a change in their fecal material.  In this lab students had to replicate a digestive disorder in cattle by making a "model" of a cow's manure with that disorder.  Once all the models were complete, students evaluated each one and diagnosed the most likely disease. 

 

 

 

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I personally was never much for school but the hands on teaching and atmosphere kept me engaged. The classes were fun, exciting, and always keeping you on your toes.
Justin Holland
MHS Graduate

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