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EP 4: Vet Med Explained: Atresia Ani in Llamas, Alpacas, & Deer | Pet Care Partners

Welcome to Episode 4 of Pet Care Partners! In this essential video, we dive into a critical congenital condition known as atresia ani. This condition, where an animal is born without a proper anal opening, can be a life-threatening emergency in newborn camelids (like llamas and alpacas) and cervids (like deer). This educational guide is designed for a dual audience: Pet Owners & Breeders: For owners of llamas, alpacas, or those involved in deer rehabilitation, learn to recognize the early signs of atresia ani in crias and fawns. Veterinary Professionals & Students: This is a concise review for vet students, new graduates, and technicians. We cover the types, diagnostic approach, and surgical considerations relevant for your studies and NAVLE preparations. In this episode, you will learn: What is Atresia Ani? (A breakdown of the different types) Key clinical signs to watch for in the first 24-48 hours of life How veterinarians diagnose the condition (from physical exam to imaging) An overview of surgical treatment options Prognosis and post-operative care considerations Whether you're a concerned owner or a dedicated veterinary professional, this episode provides the crucial information you need to understand and manage atresia ani in these unique species. Do you have experience with this condition? Share your questions or insights in the comments below! #AtresiaAni #VeterinaryMedicine #Camelid #Cervid #Llama #Alpaca #Deer #VetStudent #NAVLE #VetTech #CongenitalDefect #CriaCare #PetCarePartners #navle #navleprep #vetmed