Dairy Farmers Alert: Uterine Diseases Threaten Cattle Productivity, Seek Vet Help Now

• Dr. Venkateshwar Reddy warns dairy farmers about uterine diseases in cattle, emphasizing immediate veterinary consultation for symptoms.
• Unhygienic calving, lack of care, and retained placenta are key causes of uterine diseases, leading to conception issues and delayed estrus.
• Unclear estrus symptoms, especially in high-yielding buffaloes, and inadequate nutrition causing poor ovarian development are major problems.
• Repeat breeding, where cattle fail to conceive after multiple inseminations, is attributed to uterine microbes, poor semen, or delayed insemination.
• Farmers are advised to provide 50g mineral mixture daily, a balanced diet, green fodder, and a clean environment for timely estrus and conception.

Why It Matters: Dairy farmers must prioritize veterinary care for cattle uterine diseases to ensure reproductive health and profitability.