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Retrospective study on prevalence of bovine mastitis in Kashmir valley

Z. A. Akhoon, F. U. Peer, Khursheed Ahmad Sofi

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The prevalence rate of acute clinical mastitis was 9.25 per cent at Veterinary Clinical Services Complex 18.5 per cent at District Veterinary Hospital, Shopian and 11.88 per cent at Central Veterinary Hospital, Srinagar was observed, The prevalence was highest during summer season (50%). The lactation-wise prevalence showed that mastitis was encountered maximum during early lactation (55%) followed by (40%) in 3rd lactation and 20% in 4th lactation (20%).

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The prevalence rate of acute clinical mastitis was 9.25 per cent at Veterinary Clinical Services Complex 18.5 per cent at District Veterinary Hospital, Shopian and 11.88 per cent at Central Veterinary Hospital, Srinagar was observed, The prevalence was highest during summer season (50%). The lactation-wise prevalence showed that mastitis was encountered maximum during early lactation (55%) followed by (40%) in 3rd lactation and 20% in 4th lactation (20%).

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The prevalence rate of acute clinical mastitis was 9.25 per cent at Veterinary Clinical Services Complex 18.5 per cent at District Veterinary Hospital, Shopian and 11.88 per cent at Central Veterinary Hospital, Srinagar was observed, The prevalence was highest during summer season (50%). The lactation-wise prevalence showed that mastitis was encountered maximum during early lactation (55%) followed by (40%) in 3rd lactation and 20% in 4th lactation (20%).

Key concepts: Mastitis, Lactation, Veterinary medicine, Medicine, Prevalence, Forensic science, Epidemiology, Animal science

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