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CLINICS INTERNSHIP REPORT
Level 4
PERIOD: 1ST TO THE 31ST OF JULY 2023
Site: AFRICAVET SARL
By: NGALIM CHRISTOPHER CHIN
Registration Number: 19M053MV
13TH Batch
SURPERVISOR: - Dr ILIASSOU, CEO AFRICAVET SARL
Academic Year: 2022/2023
REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN
Paix - Travail - Patrie
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UNIVERSITE DE NGAOUNDERE
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ECOLE DES SCIENCES ET DE
MEDECINE VETERINAIRE
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Email : [email protected]
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Tel : [phone] /
(237) 673 19 80 92 / 2 22 25 40 24
REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON
Peace - Work – Fatherland
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NGAOUNDERE
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SCHOOL OF VETERINARY
MEDICINE AND SCIENCES
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Email: [email protected]
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Tel : [phone] /
(237) 673 19 80 92 / 2 22 25 40 24
PRE-PROFESSIONAL WORK-LINKED TRAINING I

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DEDICATIONS
This work is dedicated to my parents Mr. Chin Bernard Bonmoyoung and Mrs. Chin Helen Masle.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The love and support of so many people contributed to the successful preparation and
completion of this project.
Special thanks go to the Director of the SVMS; Pr. Henriette Zangue Adjia for the smooth
running of all academic affairs and a good setup of this internship program.
Immeasurable gratitude to my supervisor Dr ILIASSOU, for the warm welcome in his
institution, elderly guidance, his constant support and advice throughout this internship program.
I will also like the veterinary technicians; Mr. Ibrahima, Mr. Adam, Mr. Mohamadou for
the field work studies and experience.
My sincere gratitude to Ms BILKISSOU and Ms AISSATOU the veterinary nurses in
charge of the clinic management for their kindness and knowledge they impacted on us.
I equally register my heartfelt indebtedness to all my Lectures and the entire SVMS staff
who provided me with advice and armed me on how to go about this project and who equally
contributed to my attainment of this level of education.
My utmost gratitude goes to my mom Elangwe Helen for her endless love, advice and
financial support which helped me to complete the internship successfully.
I cannot minimize the cooperation and useful suggestions made by my classmates towards
the realization of this work.
Immeasurable thanks to my brothers CHIN RODRIGUE and CHIN GODLOVE for their
counselling and continuous support.
All thanks to God Almighty for his endless grace and love.
Those, whose names have not been mentioned here, merit no less appreciation.

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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1:list of personnel.................................................................................................................. 8
Table 2:Medical prophylaxis program for calves and adults ........................................................ 11
Table 3:Some Antibiotics sold to AFRICAVET .......................................................................... 13
Table 4:Some anti-inflammatories sold at AFRICAVET ............................................................. 17
Table 5:Some blood dewormers sold to AFRICAVET ................................................................ 19
Table 6: Some anticoccidials sold to AFRICAVET ..................................................................... 21
Table 7: Some external and internal Deworming sold to AFRICAVET ...................................... 22
Table 8 : Some vitamins and minerals sold at AFRICAVET ....................................................... 25
Table 9: Some vaccines sold to AFRICAVET ............................................................................. 27
Table 10: Fee schedule for the services offered by the clinic ....................................................... 33
Table 11: Fee schedule for certain drugs and vaccines ................................................................. 33
Table 12: Physiological parameters of domestic carnivores ......................................................... 37
Table 13: Number of the different pathological cases between the 1st to the 31st of July ........... 37

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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Location Plan of the clinic............................................................................................... 3
Figure 2: external view of the clinic ............................................................................................... 6
Figure 3: General plan of the clinic ................................................................................................ 7
Figure 4: presentation of the pharmacy ....................................................................................... 12
Figure 5: Operating and Treatment room ..................................................................................... 32
Figure 6: Loss of hair in calf ......................................................................................................... 40
Figure 7: lameness (before and after treatment) ........................................................................... 41
Figure 8: Case of otitis (before and after treatment) ..................................................................... 43
Figure 9: case of intoxication; before, during and after treatment. ............................................... 46
Figure 10: Distomatosis in a cow.................................................................................................. 48
Figure 11: cases of dermatophytosis ............................................................................................. 49
Figure 12: Dog with parvovirus infection during and after treatment .......................................... 52
Figure 13: autopsy of a cow with the suspicion of CBPP infection ............................................. 53
Figure 14: LSD infection .............................................................................................................. 54
Figure 15: Conjunctivitis in a goat................................................................................................ 57
Figure 16: Incision, removal of testis and suture of the wound .................................................... 59
Figure 17: Animal state 1 day after caponization ......................................................................... 59
Figure 18: Open wound in a male dog .......................................................................................... 61