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A newly purchased animal should not be mixed with the herd immediately Field Experience 2

A newly purchased animal should not be mixed with the herd immediately

It may seem convenient to mix a newly purchased cow, buffalo, goat or sheep directly with the existing herd, but this is not a good biosecurity practice.The animal’s previous housing, feeding conditions and disease expos…

20-09-2026 Sikar, Rajasthan
Dr Mukesh Swami
Dr Mukesh Swami
Veterinarian
Sending photos to a veterinarian? A good photo can provide valuable information Disease Report 2
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Sending photos to a veterinarian? A good photo can provide valuable information

Mobile phones have made it easy for livestock farmers to send photos or videos of an animal’s problem to a veterinarian. But simply sending a photo is not enough—the photo should also be clear and useful.For a wound, tak…

06-09-2026 Sikar, Rajasthan
Dr Mukesh Swami
Dr Mukesh Swami
Veterinarian
If an animal is eating less, don’t look only at appetite Useful Information 2

If an animal is eating less, don’t look only at appetite

When a cow or buffalo starts eating less, the first thought is often about improving appetite. However, reduced feed intake may also be an early sign of another underlying problem.Along with feed intake, observe a few ba…

23-08-2026 Sikar, Rajasthan
Dr Mukesh Swami
Dr Mukesh Swami
Veterinarian