This category focuses on common and emerging diseases affecting cows and buffaloes in dairy farms. It covers causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and preventive strategies for major health problems such as mastitis, metabolic disorders, digestive issues, reproductive diseases, and infectious conditions. Articles are written with practical field experience and veterinary science to help dairy farmers identify problems early and reduce treatment costs. Special emphasis is given to disease prevention, biosecurity, and management practices suitable for Indian dairy farming systems. This section is useful for improving animal health, lowering mortality, and maintaining consistent milk production.
Within a few days, the farmer noticed the cow not eating properly. First she left some green fodder. Then she stopped touching dry fodder.
Cow Not Eating, Cow Giving Milk, Cow Not Standing Up Read More »
Delayed Fermentation Intolerance is not a disease in the conventional sense. It is a tolerance failure, not a digestive failure. The rumen is able to ferment carbohydrates and proteins. Microbial activity continues.
Delayed Fermentation Intolerance in Dairy Cows Read More »
Modern dairy farming is witnessing an unprecedented paradox. On one hand, farmers are investing heavily in sexed semen, elite embryos, and imported genetics.
Liver Function in Cows Read More »
