Mobile Veterinary Services and E-Health for Rural Communities

One of the biggest obstacles to animal health and the survival of agriculture in rural and isolated locations is access to veterinary care. With the support of e-health technology, mobile veterinarian services offer fresh and reasonably priced solutions to this issue. This research examines the development, application, and effects of e-health platforms and mobile veterinary clinics on animal healthcare in rural areas. It places a strong emphasis on community involvement, real-time disease monitoring, mobile apps, and telemedicine. The research identifies international case studies and assesses how well they have worked to support One Health initiatives, reduce zoonotic disease, and increase cattle productivity. In order to direct the creation of policies and upcoming studies in veterinary public health, it also addresses constraints, difficulties, and potential directions.