Vascular disease is one of the hottest health problems in large ruminants. Pale mucous membranes, enlarged lymph nodes, fever, and jaundice are typical and familiar clinical signs of anemia. Another revealed clinical feature, that of pseudopericarditis, may aid the diagnosis.
Read MoreThe recommended dose of the complex preparation of Gelmicidum 7.5 g for every 100 kg of body weight is once inwardly provided extensity of efficacy of 80 percent, intensity of efficacy of 83.8 percent. Scientific and field trials have shown
Read MoreAt the Gumbo slaughterhouse in Juba County, a three-month cross-sectional research was done. The study's goals were to find out how common hydatidosis is and how much money it costs to lose organs as a result of it. A total
Read MoreBabesiosis in cattle is a disease caused by Babesia spp., a protozoan spread by ticks of the Ixodidae family, and is a major economic concern in the tropics. It is spread by ticks of the species Rhipicephalus microplus, Rhipicephalus decoloratus,
Read MoreIn the current study, feacal samples collected from the rectum of slaughtered cattle were analyzed using the standard floatation technique (saturated sodium chloride) to recover the ova from the feacal samples in order to determine the prevalence of fasciolopsis among
Read MoreInfection of ruminants with ruminant fasciolosis is a serious problem in animal production, especially in Indonesia. Fasciola gigantica, also known as liver trematode, is an endemic parasitic species with a high infection rate in Malang district. During Eid Qurban 2019,
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