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Blockage in teat canal of an udder causes difficulty in milking out from that udder. It may cause the udder to dry up or mastitis due to milk retention. This video shows an effective ethno-veterinary formulation for field use.

Repeat breeding is a major issue that increases the expenditure of dairy farmers through their repeated attempts to get their animal conceive and also results in delay of productive life of the animal thereby stalling the farmers’ profits.

Fever is a symptom exhibited most often by an infected animal. It is usually accompanied by reduced appetite which in turn lowers milk yeild of the bovine. The video demonstrates a ethno-veterinary treatment to treat fever.

Pox, warts and cracks on teats may cause severe discomfort and pain while milking in turn leading to improper let down and decrease in milk production. Here is an ethno-veterinary treatment to help treat pox, warts, and cracks on teats.

Retention of placenta (afterbirth) may lead to severe infections later on if left unattended. The video demonstrates an ethno-veterinary treatment to deal with the issue of retaining afterbirth.

Udder Oedema is a non-inflammatory swelling of udder and underbelly which usually occurs post calving and may result in difficulty in milking. This video shows an effective ethno-veterinary treatment for field implementation.