Animal Diseases
Sarcocystosis; Infection, Transmission, Prevention and Control
Sarcocystosis, a protozoal parasitic disease that is widely distributed in mammals, birds and reptiles. >>>
Animal Diseases
Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid Base Imbalance
About 70% of the body weight of the animals is made out of water. Water is very much needed for various vital activities such as metabolic processes; excretion of metabolic wastes; transport of enzymes and ions; maintenance of blood volume and blood pressure; thermoregulation; buffering agents and lubrication. >>>
Animal Diseases
Eliminating Dog mediated Rabies in India by 2030: Road Map ahead
An ancient disease with 100% fatal outcome. Discovered and named by Girolamo Fracastoro in 15th century. >>>
Animal Diseases
Successful Management of Repeat Breeding Cow using Progesterone Impregnated Intravaginal Device
Among infertility cases the incidence of repeat breeding cows was around 16 per cent and contribution of subclinical endometritis is major proportion in repeat breeding cows >>>
Animal Diseases
Udder Edema in advance Pregnant Jersey Cow
Udder edema is the accumulation of fluid in the udder and sometimes also in the cow’s belly. Some edema is normal around calving time. But, excessive edema will make milking more difficult and can do permanent damage by breaking down udder supports. >>>
Animal Diseases
Ramzansaab: A Ethnoveterinary Practitioner of Karnataka
EVM (Ethno Veterinary Medicine) is an alternative method of treating the cases with herbal treatment. i.e., using the available plant based materials and its products. Its earliest concepts were set out in portion of Vedas known as Atharvaveda. >>>
Animal Diseases
Antibiotic Resistance: Ways to Mitigate Food Safety Concern and Associated Health Hazard
Antibiotics are wonderful medicines in fight against deadly microbial infections since its invention. Antibiotics save millions of lives per year around the world. Devastating pandemics like cholera, tuberculosis took millions of lives prior to its invention. >>>
Animal Diseases
An Awareness on Internet Medical Knowledge
The use of the Internet as a source of medical information has become increasingly popular as more patients go online. Since, this 21st century is fully dominated by internet based society. Internet becomes a part of our daily life. >>>
Animal Diseases
A march towards Rabies Free India by 2030
Rabies is one of the Neglected Tropical and Zoonotic Disease (NTDs) that is almost always fatal. It is practically 100% preventable, but worldwide 55000-60000 person die due to rabies of which one third is from India alone. >>>
Animal Diseases
Retension of Placenta (ROP)
Retention of fetal membrane or retention of placenta or retention of cleansing is defined as failure to expel fetal membranes within 24 hours of parturition. Retained placenta is a condition in which all or a part of the placenta or membranes remain in the uterus during the third stage of labour. >>>
Animal Diseases
Placenta Ingestion in Animals- Benificial or Harmful
The habit of placenta ingestion of animals is called placentophagia. It is commonly seen that most of animals (domestic as well as wild) ingest their placenta after calving. Now the question arises why the animals ingest their placenta. >>>
Animal Diseases
Microbial Diseases in Cattle
Livestock refers to any stock which is used for the production of items of commercial importance. It includes in a broad sense, all animals, birds, and other living creatures used for the production of items, that are useful for man. >>>
Animal Diseases
Gammopathy: A disorder in blood
Gammopathy is characterized by increment of serum immunoglobulin level in the blood. This content provides little knowledge about definition of Gammopathy, how and why it is occurred, the classification of Gammopathy and how it is useful in the field of diagnosis or treatment. >>>
Animal Diseases
Control and Management of Rabies in India
Rabies is a disease which present on all continents and endemic in most African and Asian countries, is a fatal zoonotic viral disease, transmitted to humans through contact (mainly bites and scratches) with infected animals, both domestic and wild. >>>
