Vol. 12, Issue 5 (2023)

Author(s):
SS Biswal, S Satapathy, SK Panda, AK Sahoo, S Kanungo, SK Joshi, B Sahoo, S Reddy, RK Sethy, UVS Narayan and A Barik

Abstract:
A two and half year old non descriptive doe was presented to Teaching veterinary clinical complex, C.V.Sc & A.H ,OUAT Bhubaneswar with a history of full term pregnancy and some mass was protruding out of the abdomen since 10 days. Animal was apparently healthy with all vital parameters within physiological range. Radiographic examination revealed presence of extrauterine fetus. A partial mummified fetus was removed by surgical procedures and the uterus was completely normal without scar. After surgery the doe was treated for five days and had an uneventful recovery. The present study describes the successful management of a secondary abdominal pregnancy with partial fetal mummification in a non descriptive doe.