Therapeutic management of Theileriosisin Holstein friesians cows

One of the most important tick borne haemoprotozan disease in livestock is Theileriosis. This disease causes heavy morbidity and mortality in cattle and result in financial loss to the dairy farmer. Theileriaannulata is one of the main protozoan parasites responsible for Theileriosis in India. Current manuscript report two cases of Theileriosis in RampuraPhul along with its haematological finding and therapeutic management. Convention method of parasite screening revealed comma shape of parasite in red blood cell and Koch’s blue body in lymphocyte. The infected animal was treated with Butalex @2.5 mg/kg BW plus supportive treatment and eventually animal recovered from infection

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The Indian Veterinary Journal
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.62757/iva.2024.101.8.28-30
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Vector-Borne Animal Diseases
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Therapeutic management of Theileriosisin Holstein friesians cows

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Therapeutic management of Theileriosisin Holstein friesians cows

Vikrant Sudan, Kapil Gupta, Rabjot Kour, Deepak Sumbria, Gagandeep Singh, Anand Prakash, N. N. Dutta
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One of the most important tick borne haemoprotozan disease in livestock is Theileriosis. This disease causes heavy morbidity and mortality in cattle and result in financial loss to the dairy farmer. Theileriaannulata is one of the main protozoan parasites responsible for Theileriosis in India. Current manuscript report two cases of Theileriosis in RampuraPhul along with its haematological finding and therapeutic management. Convention method of parasite screening revealed comma shape of parasite in red blood cell and Koch’s blue body in lymphocyte. The infected animal was treated with Butalex @2.5 mg/kg BW plus supportive treatment and eventually animal recovered from infection

The Indian Veterinary JournalVol. 101(8)
Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (IN)
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Vector-Borne Animal Diseases
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