Vol. 11, Special Issue 7 (2022)

Author(s):
Kavita Jaidiya, Dinesh Kumar Saharan, Manisha Mehra and Chand

Abstract:
A 2 months old, cross bred male calf presented to TVCC, CVAS, Bikaner with history of dullness, tick infestation and anorexia Clinical examination revealed Fever, Increased heart rate, enlargement of pre-scapular Lymph node, pale mucus membrane with poor body coat. Blood smear Showed presence of Piroplasm in erythrocytes. After clinical observation and laboratory diagnosis calf was found positive for Theieria annualata. Calf was treated With Injection Buparvaquonone @ 2.5 mg/kg BW, Deep IM, oxytetracycline @ 5-10mg/kg BW, Vetalgin 2 ml, IM, and supportive therapy of multivitamine and haematinic preparation.. After one week calf showed improvement in condition.