Prevalence of ascariosis in buffalo calves in and around Bidar
Sandeep Halmandge, Suranagi, A. Murugeppa, Sudhindra, Sudhesh Kumar
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Sandeep Halmandge, Suranagi, A. Murugeppa, Sudhindra, Sudhesh Kumar
Abstract
The prevalence of ascariosis in buffalo calves in the rural areas around Veterinary College, Bidar was studied for a period of one year. A total of 1333 faecal samples were examined and the overall prevalence was 6%. The prevalence was higher in calves of 1–2 months age group. Higher prevalence was recorded during the months of July to January and it was significantly higher in post south-west monsoon season.
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The prevalence of ascariosis in buffalo calves in the rural areas around Veterinary College, Bidar was studied for a period of one year. A total of 1333 faecal samples were examined and the overall prevalence was 6%. The prevalence was higher in calves of 1–2 months age group. Higher prevalence was recorded during the months of July to January and it was significantly higher in post south-west monsoon season.
Key concepts: Veterinary medicine, Medicine, Prevalence, Epidemiology, Internal medicine