Australian veterinary journal · 1997
Reference ranges for biochemical and haematological values in farmed saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) yearlings.
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Millan J M, Janmaat A, Richardson K C, Chambers L K, Fomiatti K R
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OBJECTIVE: To determine reference ranges for healthy yearling farmed saltwater crocodiles by performing routine biochemical and haematological laboratory tests on blood samples.
DESIGN: A clinico-pathological study.
PROCEDURE: Blood samples were collected from 120 healthy yearlings from four Northern Territory crocodile farms and body weight and length were measured. All animals had been fasted for 2 days before sample collection. Routine biochemical analytes were determined on 120 samples and haematological values determined on 30 samples (from one farm).
RESULTS: Reference ranges for biochemical and haematological values were determined for farmed yearling saltwater crocodiles in the Northern Territory.
CONCLUSION: The results were comparable with published reference ranges for other crocodilian species. Other published results of haematological values from saltwater crocodiles were from very young (6-week-old) hatchlings and older (2- to 4-year-old) crocodiles. Differences in values were presumed to be caused by age-related factors.
DESIGN: A clinico-pathological study.
PROCEDURE: Blood samples were collected from 120 healthy yearlings from four Northern Territory crocodile farms and body weight and length were measured. All animals had been fasted for 2 days before sample collection. Routine biochemical analytes were determined on 120 samples and haematological values determined on 30 samples (from one farm).
RESULTS: Reference ranges for biochemical and haematological values were determined for farmed yearling saltwater crocodiles in the Northern Territory.
CONCLUSION: The results were comparable with published reference ranges for other crocodilian species. Other published results of haematological values from saltwater crocodiles were from very young (6-week-old) hatchlings and older (2- to 4-year-old) crocodiles. Differences in values were presumed to be caused by age-related factors.