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A study was undertaken on clinico-biochemical status in healthy and naturally infected buffaloes with fasciolosis and its therapeutic management through different anthelmintic combination. TSP, albumin, globulin and A/G ratio were found to be reduced as compared to healthy, whereas SGOT and SGPT were found to be significantly higher in infected buffaloes. Recovery was observed in different clinico-biochemical parameters on treatment with combination of oxyclozanide and albendazole @ 15 mg/kg.b.wt., followed by oxyclozanide + tetramisole and oxyclozanide alone. It is also revealed that apart from chemotherapy, supportive therapy helped in speedy recovery of different biochemical parameters and in gaining normal health after elimination of parasite. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A cow suffered with sessile flat cutaneous warts on teats and udder, causing pain and interference in milking. Based on history and clinical signs was diagnosed as bovine papillomatosis. The animal was treated with hemotherapy and repeatedonce at weekly for four weeks. The warts on udder and teats showed signs of regression after three weeks and complete recovery was noticed after six weeks of auto-hemotherapy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

24 pups in the age group of 3 to 6 months with symptoms of diarrhoea, vomitting, depression, dullness and anorexia. The faecal samples from affected pups were positive for eggs of T. canis. The Hb% were 8 gm and PCV 25%. All the pups were treated suceesfully with DNS, Vitamins, Ondensetron, Ivermectin, Cremaffin and Gastric tonics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]