Wildtigerhealthproject.org

Wild Tiger Health Project A Professional Information Resource for

WEBThe aim of this website is to provide a one stop hub for veterinary information relevant to the conservation of wild tigers – disseminating information and delivering on-line training. By …

Actived: 5 days ago

URL: https://wildtigerhealthproject.org/

General condition

WEBGeneral condition. Start every examination with an assessment of the tiger’s general condition by feeling the amount of muscle covering the bones, and the amount of body …

Category: Health Go Health

Geographical range and status of tigers

WEBHistorically the tiger (Panthera tigris) occurred throughout central, eastern and southern Asia, but today they are found mainly in the forests of tropical Asia. The loss of more …

Category: Health Go Health

Assessment of captured conflict tigers

WEBCaptured tigers form conflict situations must be assessed to determine the best course of action. Potential outcomes include: Releasing the tiger where it is Translocating the tiger …

Category: Course Go Health

KEY PRINCIPLES OF TIGER REHABILITATION

WEBTiger rehabilitation must be guided by key principles of good practice. These are the fundamental concepts that should underpin any tiger rehabilitation programmes – in …

Category: Health Go Health

Examination of the musculo-skeletal system

WEBExamine the musculo-skeletal system (bones, joints, muscles & claws) thoroughly, observing and recording any abnormalities:. Spine: If a spinal fracture is suspected (as …

Category: Health Go Health

Guidelines: Tiger management

WEBEverything possible should be done to minimise stress during a tiger’s stay at any rehabilitation facility. All phases of rehabilitation from capture to release are likely to be …

Category: Health Go Health

Wild Tiger Health Project

WEBIn order to detect the presence and severity of injuries or illness not apparent from distant observation a physical examination will be necessary. However, a thorough, hands-on …

Category: Health Go Health

Guidelines: Feeding

WEBWash both sides of hands for at least 30 seconds. Equipment should be cleaned in detergents to remove organic material. All carcasses/ animals fed should be inspected …

Category: Health Go Health

Guidelines: Facility design and location

WEBThe location and design of any tiger rehabilitation facility should be chosen to minimise human-tiger contact. Specifically, it should be sited well away from human habitation …

Category: Health Go Health

Examination of the chest

WEBAs with all areas of the body, examine the chest thoroughly, observing and recording any abnormalities: Observe the breathing pattern and place a hand on the chest during …

Category: Health Go Health

Guidelines: Safety

WEBGuidelines: Safety. Wild tigers held in captivity are extremely dangerous. Even small or apparently sick tigers are very powerful animals capable of inflicting serious injuries. The …

Category: Health Go Health

Guidelines: Transport to rehabilitation facilities

WEBTigers that cannot be effectively treated at the site of capture will generally need moving to a rehabilitation facility or centre for care before releasing back to the wild. If possible, a …

Category: Health Go Health

Contact List of Vets and Biologists: Where you can find help

WEBPlease find below contact details for vets and biologists with relevant experience who are willing to share their expertise or be contacted for advice on specific issues. The list can …

Category: Health Go Health