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Blockage in teat canal of an udder causes difficulty in milking out from the particular udder. It may result in the udder to dry up or mastitis due to milk retention. This video demonstrates to an ethno-veterinary formulation to treat teat blockage.

Diarrhoea is a common condition which reduces milk production. The causes of diarrhoea are multifactorial. The video takes through an effective ethno-veterinary treatment to ease diarrhoea.

An effective ethno-veterinary medication for FMD foot disease. Wounds from FMD lesions if left unattended may further get infected or become maggot infested leading to severe pain which will result in loss of milk yeild.

Prolapse of uterus or rectum is a cause of concern especially among pregnant bovine and there are high chances of injury to the exposed portion.

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

Fever is a symptom exhibited most often by an infected animal. It is usually accompanied by reduced appetite which in turn reduces milk production. The video shows a hands-on demonstration to treat fever with an ethno-veterinary medication.