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Understanding Negative Energy Balance in Cattle and Effective Treatment with Gluca-Boost
In modern dairy farming, maintaining the energy balance of high-yielding cows—especially during early lactation—is a constant challenge. Negative Energy Balance in cattle arises when the animal’s energy demand for milk production exceeds its dietary intake. This imbalance can severely impact health, fertility, and productivity if left unaddressed. What is Negative Energy Balance in Cattle? […]
Retained Placenta in Cows: Causes, Prevention, and Management
Retained Foetal Membrane (RFM) is a common reproductive issue in cows, particularly in dairy herds. It occurs when the placenta is not expelled within 24 hours after calving, leading to potential health complications and fertility challenges. Understanding the causes, risk factors, and management strategies can help improve herd health and reproductive efficiency. Causes and Risk […]
Rumen Acidosis in Cattle: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
Rumen acidosis is a significant metabolic disease in cattle. While some animals exhibit clinical signs, many others experience sub-clinical acidosis, which can lead to decreased productivity and long-term health issues. What is Rumen Acidosis? Acidosis in cattle occurs when the rumen pH drops below 5.5 (normal pH ranges between 6.5 and 7.0). In severe cases, […]
Calving in Cows: A Comprehensive Guide to Stages, Symptoms, and Treatment
Calving in cows is crucial in cattle management, influencing herd productivity and profitability. A successful calving process ensures healthy calves and minimizes complications for the cow. Understanding the stages of calving, recognizing signs of calving in cows, and knowing the appropriate calving in cow treatment strategies can significantly improve outcomes. This comprehensive guide covers everything […]
Ketosis in Cattle: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention
Ketosis in cattle, particularly ketosis in dairy cows, occurs when a significant energy deficit arises during early lactation. Managing ketosis in dairy cattle is a critical challenge for dairy farmers. This page aims to enhance understanding and provide insights into effective control strategies of ketosis in cattle. Always consult your veterinary surgeon for accurate diagnosis […]
Liver Fluke in Cattle
Liver fluke in cattle continues to be a critical topic in India’s livestock sector, with research showing prevalence rates as high as 80%. Liver fluke in cattle, or fasciolosis, is caused by the trematode parasite Fasciola hepatica. Fasciola hepatica not only impacts cattle but can also infect humans and various grazing animals. While all grazing […]
Things to know about lumpy skin disease in cattle
Lumpy Skin Disease in cattle (LSD) is a viral illness affecting the cattle. Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) is caused by the Capripoxvirus, which belongs to the Poxviridae family. Firm-raised lumps appear on the skin, mucous membranes, and sometimes internal organs. LSD is not transmissible to humans and poses no direct risk to human health. It […]
Drenching bottle for cattle and its importance
Before we discuss the drenching bottle for cattle, let’s first understand what cattle drench is and how it works. Cattle drenching means giving liquid medicine or supplements to cattle. You use a tube that enters their mouth and esophagus to treat cattle. People often use this method to get rid of internal parasites, such as […]
All you need to know about milk fever in cows
Calcium deficiency during calving, also known as hypocalcemia in cattle, paresis puerperalis, or parturient apoplexy, leads to “milk fever” in high-yielding cattle. This condition is one of the most serious metabolic diseases affecting bovines. Hypocalcemia in cattle often leads to other metabolic issues, including retained placenta, ketosis, mastitis, uterine infections, and fatty liver syndrome. This […]
Metritis in Cows: Types Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Metritis in cows or uterine infections in cattle are common, especially during or after parturition (the process of giving birth) of the cattle (also known as postpartum uterine infection in cattle). In this blog, we will be discussing in length the different types of metritis in cows, and what are the natural treatments available for […]