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Pox, warts or cracks on teats may casue severe discomfort and pain while milking leading to improper let down and decrease in milk production. Here is an ethno-veterinary medication to help treat pox, warts or the cracks on teats.

Fever is a symptom exhibited most often by an infected animal. It is usually accompanied by reduced appetite which in turn reduces milk production. The video shows a hands-on demonstration to treat fever with an ethno-veterinary medication.

Bloat & indigestion usually results from sudden changes in feed causing reduced feed intake and thereby lowered milk yeild. Severe cases of bloat can even be fatal. The video demonstrates ethno-veterinary treatment to ease indigestion.

Mastitis, or inflammation of the udder, results in drastic loss to the dairy farmer due to loss in milk yeild or total loss as well. The video takes through an effective ethno-veterinary treatment (oil-based) for field implementation.

There is a drastic reduction in milk production due to foot and mouth disease (FMD). Moreover mouth lesions result in ulceration leading to severe pain making the animal very reluctant to feed. This video demonstrates treatment for FMD oral lesions.

Retention of placenta (afterbirth) may lead to severe infections later if left unattented. The video takes through an ethno-veterinary formulation to helf cure retention of placenta.

Mastits, or inflammation of the udder, results in severe loss to the dairy farmer due to drasticreduction or total loss in milk yeild, The video takes through an effective water-based ethno-veterinary formulation to treat mastits.