ATTENTION AUTHORS!

THE SUBMISSION PROCEDURE AND ARTICLE FORMATTING REQUIREMENTS HAVE CHANGED

1. The corresponding author MUST send original documents:
   • 1 copy of the ARTICLE (the last page must be signed by all authors);
   • AGREEMENT – completed and signed.
2. The corresponding author MUST send the following electronic versions of documents:
   • Article: FILE NAME – according to the last name of the first author (Shevchenko.doc). File format – MS Word 97–2003 (.doc);
   • Information about the author(s).
3. After the e-mail address, the author MUST provide their ORCID ID. ORCID IDs are mandatory for all authors of the article (see "Example of article formatting", templates in UKRAINIAN and ENGLISH).
4. The author MUST also provide their ORCID ID in the Information about the author(s). ORCID IDs are mandatory for all authors of the article.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Scientific (including review) articles on issues of veterinary medicine and biotechnology are accepted for publication. The materials must be relevant, have theoretical and practical significance, and not have been published previously. Articles are published in Ukrainian or English.

Articles are accepted for review year-round. The bulletin is scheduled for publication by May 1 and October 1.

Please send all required materials to the editorial board address.

Editorial e-mail – This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Requirements for article formatting

ARTICLE TEMPLATES IN UKRAINIAN AND ENGLISH

Articles must comply with the requirements of Resolution No. 7-05/1 of the Presidium of the Higher Attestation Commission of Ukraine dated January 15, 2003, regarding the formatting of articles in professional publications.

The article must be written in Ukrainian or English, with a length of at least 6 pages, using 1.5 line spacing. Font size should be 14 pt, except for certain sections. Each page should be printed on one side of a standard sheet (210×297 mm, A4 format); all margins – 20 mm, paragraph indentation – 12.5 mm.

The text of the article should be submitted in MS Word 97–2003 (.doc) format.

File name – according to the last name of the first author (Shevchenko.doc).

The structure and formatting of the article must be as follows:

1. UDC (left, uppercase, bold, no paragraph indentation).
2. AUTHOR'S LAST NAME AND INITIALS – one line after UDC, left, uppercase, bold, no paragraph indentation; after a comma – academic degree, academic title (regular font), according to the requirements for abbreviation of academic degrees, e-mail address, ORCID ID; below, the name of the institution or establishment where the author works, italicized, no paragraph indentation, justified. Repeat for each co‑author. E‑mail addresses and ORCID IDs must be provided for all authors.
3. TITLE OF THE ARTICLE (one line after the author information, uppercase, bold, centered, no paragraph indentation).
4. Abstract in Ukrainian, 500–600 characters (one line below the title, italicized, justified, with paragraph indentation, font size 12 pt); the abstract should concisely describe the essence of the article and what distinguishes it from previously known statements.
5. Keywords (new line, italicized, with paragraph indentation, justified, 5–8 WORDS, font size 12 pt).
6. Introduction (bold) – statement of the problem in general terms and its connection with important scientific or practical tasks. An analysis of recent research and publications that have addressed the problem, on which the author relies, highlighting unresolved parts of the general problem to which this article is devoted (one line after the keywords, with paragraph indentation, justified).
7. The goal of the work (bold).
8. Materials and methods of research (bold) – description of the experimental methods, animals, housing conditions, etc.
9. Results of research and discussion (bold) – presentation of the main material with justification of the obtained results.
10. Conclusions and prospects for further research (bold).
11. Abstract in English – must be extended, written in good English, contain all structural elements of the article: Introduction, The goal of the work, Materials and methods, Results of research and discussion, Conclusions and prospects for further research, length 1800–2000 CHARACTERS, italicized. On a new line – Keywords.
12. REFERENCES – list of references. The literature used is presented at the end of the article in the order of citation in the text, with consecutive numbering and in‑text references in square brackets. If the source is in Ukrainian, it must be transliterated. To do this, go to the transliteration website http://ukrlit.org/transliteratsiia and use the automatic translation. The references must be formatted according to the requirements of the APA international standard. The minimum number of sources is 15. For review articles – at least 30. Sources should have been published within the last 5–10 years (70%). Limited justified use of literature older than 10 years is allowed, e.g., references to a primary source to illustrate the historical aspect of the study, references to a publication describing a method that is still current, or references to a publication describing a scientific hypothesis with which the obtained results are compared. Avoid references to non‑scientific publications (websites, press releases, interviews, newspapers, and popular magazines), educational literature, unavailable sources, dissertation abstracts, and conference proceedings.
13. ARTICLES IN ENGLISH must follow the structure described in points 1–12. The structural elements of an English‑language article are: Keywords, Introduction, The goal of the work, Materials and methods, Results of research and discussion, Conclusions and prospects for further research. Then follows an extended abstract in Ukrainian of 1800–2000 characters. After the abstract – REFERENCES.

Names of systematic taxa should be italicized (e.g., S. aureus).

All illustrations must be original, placed in the text after the first mention, centered, and consecutively numbered: Fig. 1., Fig. 2., etc. The figure title is bold. One line below it – continuation of the article text.

All tables must be placed in the text after the first mention and consecutively numbered. The table itself is marked with the word Table 1 (italicized, right‑aligned). The table title starts on a new line (centered, no paragraph indentation, bold). The table itself is placed one line below its title, centered on the page, with table borders extending to the width of the article text. The table must have full borders. Table font size – 12 pt; text alignment in the left column – left‑aligned; in the table header and inside the table – centered.

Notes below the table are in bold, font size 11 pt.

Biometric evaluation of research results is mandatory.

Example of article formatting

UDC 619:616.34 – 002:636.7

ANTONENKO P. P., Dr. Agr. Sci., e‑mail, ORCID ID
Dnipro State Agrarian University
POSTOYENKO O. M., PhD in Biol. Sci., e‑mail, ORCID ID
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, NRC "Institute of Biology"

EFFICACY OF TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF GASTROENTERITIS IN DOGS WITH HERBAL PREPARATIONS

The results of a scientific and production experiment on the efficacy of the herbal preparations "Phytochol" and "Gastroacid" for the treatment and prevention of gastroenteritis in dogs are presented. It was found that herbal preparations have a positive effect on the general condition, metabolism, and survival of animals.
Keywords: dogs, "Phytochol", "Gastrocid", herbal preparations, treatment, prevention.

Introduction

The goal of the work

Materials and methods of research

Results of research and discussion

Conclusions and prospects for further research

REFERENCES

Example of table formatting in an article

Table 1

Dynamics of hematological blood parameters of the control and experimental groups in dogs, M ± m, n = 5

Note: *p<0.05, **p<0.001, ***p<0.001 compared to the control group.

Example of bibliography transliteration

Котлер Ф. Маркетинг менеджмент / Ф. Котлер, К.Л. Келлер. – 12-е вид., переробл. і доп. – СПб.: Пітер, 2007. – 816 с.

Kotler, F., & Keller, K.L. (2007). Marketynh menedzhment [Marketing management] (12nd ed., rev.). Saint Petersburg: Piter [in Ukrainian].

Example of figure formatting in an article

Fig. 1. Histological changes in the abomasum wall of a goat infested with ostertagia
(staining with Carazzi's hematoxylin and eosin, x 70): 1 – submucosal edema; 2 – eosinophilic infiltration of the abomasal mucosa; 3 – muscular layer of the abomasum; 4 – submucosal vessels.

Fig. 2. Types of microorganisms and their associations grown on MPA and MPB