Important Days and Month
Responsible pet owner's month
February
Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month
April
World Veterinary Day
24 th April
World Rabies Day
28 th Sepetember
World Wildlife Week
1 st to 7 th October
World Farm animals Day
2nd October
world Animal Day
4 th October
World Animal Welfare Day
4th October
International Animal Rights Day
10 th December
February
Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month
April
World Veterinary Day
24 th April
World Rabies Day
28 th Sepetember
World Wildlife Week
1 st to 7 th October
World Farm animals Day
2nd October
world Animal Day
4 th October
World Animal Welfare Day
4th October
International Animal Rights Day
10 th December
Treatment of Blood in Milk Condition
This Condition is often called as Haemorrhagic Mastitis. This condition is not associated with infectious origin & probably due to seepage of blood from the capillaries of mammary gland.
Symptoms:
* Occurs mostly in early Lactation
* Affects only only one quarter,rarely all 4 quarters.
* Milk appears as rose/homogenous red/blood tinged/reddish blood particles suspending in milk/
uncoagulated blood comes at the end of milking.
* Sediments of blood appears at the bottom of the vessel kept for 30minutes.
* Udder appears normal without any swelling.
Treatment:
1. Inj.Calcium Boro Gluconate 300-450ml Slow I/V
2. Inj.Enrofloxacin 10mg/kg I/M
3. Inj.Prednisolne 5-10ml I/M Or Infusion of Inj.Ciprofloxacin 2ml+ Inj.Prednisolone 1ml+
Sterile Water 17ml into each affected Quarter with aseptic technique.
4. Inj. Vit.AD3E 5-10ml I/M or Inj. E Care Se-10ml I/M.
5. Application of cold water or ice packs few minutes over the affected Quarter twice or thrice
a day for 3-5days.
In case of partial recovery the Rx indicated in 3 & 4 shall be repeated on next day.
This will give a perfect recovery.
Dr.Pon.Dhanavel,B.V.Sc.,
VAS,VD,Paramathi,
Namakkal.
Mobile: 9-443-678-967
drdhanavel@gmail.com
Symptoms:
* Occurs mostly in early Lactation
* Affects only only one quarter,rarely all 4 quarters.
* Milk appears as rose/homogenous red/blood tinged/reddish blood particles suspending in milk/
uncoagulated blood comes at the end of milking.
* Sediments of blood appears at the bottom of the vessel kept for 30minutes.
* Udder appears normal without any swelling.
Treatment:
1. Inj.Calcium Boro Gluconate 300-450ml Slow I/V
2. Inj.Enrofloxacin 10mg/kg I/M
3. Inj.Prednisolne 5-10ml I/M Or Infusion of Inj.Ciprofloxacin 2ml+ Inj.Prednisolone 1ml+
Sterile Water 17ml into each affected Quarter with aseptic technique.
4. Inj. Vit.AD3E 5-10ml I/M or Inj. E Care Se-10ml I/M.
5. Application of cold water or ice packs few minutes over the affected Quarter twice or thrice
a day for 3-5days.
In case of partial recovery the Rx indicated in 3 & 4 shall be repeated on next day.
This will give a perfect recovery.
Dr.Pon.Dhanavel,B.V.Sc.,
VAS,VD,Paramathi,
Namakkal.
Mobile: 9-443-678-967
drdhanavel@gmail.com
Homoeopathic Remedy for WARTS (Papillomatosis)
1. The Warts should be washed thoroughly with saturated salt solution, after drying, apply
Oint.Thuja as a thin film over the wart completely twice daily for a min period of 15days or until the warts disappear.
2. Simultaneously, Liquid.Thuja -30X potency , can be given orally 10 drops of it, twice a day for a min period of 15days or until the warts disappear.
This treatment is highly effective only for Pedunculated Warts. It will not cause wound/injury at the wart site as that of Podowart and also prevents relpse/recurrence of warts.
Dr.Pon.Dhanavel,B.V.Sc.,
VAS,VD,Paramathi,
Namakkal.
Mobile: 9-443-678-967
drdhanavel@gmail.com
Oint.Thuja as a thin film over the wart completely twice daily for a min period of 15days or until the warts disappear.
2. Simultaneously, Liquid.Thuja -30X potency , can be given orally 10 drops of it, twice a day for a min period of 15days or until the warts disappear.
This treatment is highly effective only for Pedunculated Warts. It will not cause wound/injury at the wart site as that of Podowart and also prevents relpse/recurrence of warts.
Dr.Pon.Dhanavel,B.V.Sc.,
VAS,VD,Paramathi,
Namakkal.
Mobile: 9-443-678-967
drdhanavel@gmail.com