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Blockage in teat canal of an udder causes difficuly in milking out from that particular udder. It may cause the udder to dry up or mastitis due to milk retention. This video demonstrates an effective ethno-veterinary formulation to help cure teat blockage.

Fever is a symptom exhibited most often by an infected animal. It is usually accompanied by reduced appetite which in turn lowers milk production of the animal. The video demonstrates an effective ethno-veterinary practice to keep fever at bay.

Mastitis, or inflammation of the udder, results in severe losses to the farmer due to drasticreduction or total loss in milk yeild. The video takes through an effective oil-based ethno-veterinary formulation for field implementation.

Diarrhoea is a common condition wherein milk yeild declines. The reasons behind are multifactorial, The video shows an effective ethno-veterinary treatment for this condition.

Worms cause severe production loss and also result in delayed puberty, weakness, diarrhoea and at times turn out fatal. This ethno-veterinary treatment helps deworm.

The common plants, spices and other materials mentioned here are generally regarded as safe and these are only suggestive. Nearby veterinarian may be consulted for proper disease diagnosis and management.

Mastitis or inflammation of the udder results in severe loss in milk production thereby affecting the dairy farmer. This video takes through an ethno-veterinary formulation (water-based) to help treat mastitis.

Udder oedema is a non-inflammatory swelling of udder and underbelly which usually occurs post calving and may cause difficulties in milking. This video demonstrates an effective ethno-veterinary treatment for field use.

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 ethno-veterinary treament for field implementation.