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.
A rumen mineral system designed for buffaloes giving 10–18 litres. Supports rumen function, feed utilization, milk and fat %, with comfort in heat…
Buffaloes have stronger digestion than cows, here is proof Read More »
Notes on Dry Matter Intake in Cows – Simple Points for Dairy Animal Nutritionists
Notes on Dry Matter Intake in Cows – Simple Points Read More »
A Guide to Genetic Evaluations and Sire Selection in Dairy Cattle
Decoding Sire Summary: A Practical Guide to Dairy Cattle Genetics Read More »
In this article we will figure out how energy (particularly glucose) availability in cows during the early postpartum period affects oocyte quality,…
Negative Energy Balance (NEB) & Fertility in Dairy Cows Read More »
Cow or buffalo down after calving? Milk fever signs, last 3 weeks dry-period feeding, calving-day care and when to call the vet, by Dr. Ibne Ali.
Milk Fever in Cows & Buffaloes: How to Prevent It Read More »
Buffalo milk dropping in winter? 8 practical steps on warm water, green fodder, minerals, rumen health and calving care, with doses, from Dr. Ibne Ali.
How to Increase Buffalo Milk in Winter: 8 Practical Steps Read More »
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 Not Giving Milk, Cow Not Standing Up Read More »
