Abstract:
The present study was undertaken to find out the suspected livestock cases
recorded in upazila veterinary hospital from October 1, 2021, to November
30, 2022. The data were collected from the registered book that was
maintained at the upazila livestock office. We found that cattle, goats,
chickens, ducks, and pigeons were common livestock species taken to
veterinary hospitals. We also found that clinical cases of animals were
treated based on clinical history, clinical signs, and physical examination
and diseases were grouped as infectious and non-infectious diseases in
cattle and goats, diseases of chicken, duck, and pigeons. The relative ratio
of occurrence of lumpy skin diseases and peste des petitis ruminants was
high among other infectious diseases in cattle and goats respectively. By
contrast, the relative ratio of occurrences of non-infectious bloat was high
among other non-infectious diseases in cattle and goats. We also found that
clinical cases in poultry were treated based on clinical history, clinical signs,
physical examination, and postmortem examination and were grouped as
diseases in chickens, ducks, and pigeons. The relative ratio of occurrences
of visceral gout, duck viral enteritis, and pigeon pox was high among other
diseases in chicken, duck, and pigeon, respectively, during the study period.
In summary, the findings have indicated the various clinical cases,
diagnoses, treatment approaches, and incidence in livestock species at
Fulbaria Upazila Veterinary Hospital of Mymensingh district of Bangladesh.
