Clinico-Therapeutic Management of Amphistomiasis in Cattle
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2017-05
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Abstract
A pluriparous cow aged three calving was brought to the hospital with the history of persistent bloat for four days,
restlessness, anorexia and excessive abdominal straining for the previous 24 hours, Clinical parameters of cattle
(temperature, pulse, and heart and respiration rate) were revealed within the normal range except reduced ruminal
motility and tympanic sounds upon percussion of the left para lumbarfossa. Evaluation of ruminal fluid, this case was
diagnosed as amphistomiasis induced secondary bloat, After five days of treatment the animal recovered successfully.
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TNV_BEPLS_2017_6(6)92-94
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Veterinary Science