Title :	STUDY ON MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY DUE TO PESTE DES PETITIS RUMINANTS (PPR) OF GOATS AT ARS (GOAT), BANDIPUR
Material Type:	printed text
Authors:	Khakural, G.P., Author ; Upreti, C.R., Author
Languages :	English (eng)
Abstract:	.-1 row/ of 26-1 goars reared at .-1RS rGoar). Bandipur. Tanahun. Xepalwere im·o/ved in rhe slut(r. PPR was fara/ ro rhe goars in rhe starion. The morbidity and mortality rare was 38.3% and 2'"'.3% ofrora/ popu/arion . .-1 roral ofJOJ goats were suffered out o_fwhich -1 died (fawliry percemage -1.3%;. In roralio· kids died more (58.3%) rhan hoggers (1 2.5%) and adulrs (29.2%) . . Vumber o_f death was nor enough to compare within the breeds . In goar Khapari (50% Jamzmapari x 50% Khari) was more sensitive as compared ro rhe Khari and Sinha/. The morraliry percemage reduced to 28. 7% (29 headsJ. During rhe course of n·eatmenr using .'v!eriquine. Ambiplex. T·7meral. Pesil/in bolus or Kaolin 20% solurion orally and Through anus . .-lminophyline. Elecn·ocare. burm·esous drips helped ro reduce rhe effects of l'irus. Separarion of sick animals and good sanitaTion using insecticide and time was effective to control the disease. Key words: Morbidity. mortality. Peste Des Petit~s . Ruminant (PPR). fatal. sensitive. separation

STUDY ON MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY DUE TO PESTE DES PETITIS RUMINANTS (PPR) OF GOATS AT ARS (GOAT), BANDIPUR [printed text] / Khakural, G.P., Author ; Upreti, C.R., Author . - [s.d.].
Languages : English (eng)

Abstract:

.-1 row/ of 26-1 goars reared at .-1RS rGoar). Bandipur. Tanahun. Xepalwere im·o/ved in rhe slut(r. PPR was fara/ ro rhe goars in rhe starion. The morbidity and mortality rare was 38.3% and 2'"'.3% ofrora/ popu/arion . .-1 roral ofJOJ goats were suffered out o_fwhich -1 died (fawliry percemage -1.3%;. In roralio· kids died more (58.3%) rhan hoggers (1 2.5%) and adulrs (29.2%) . . Vumber o_f death was nor enough to compare within the breeds . In goar Khapari (50% Jamzmapari x 50% Khari) was more sensitive as compared ro rhe Khari and Sinha/. The morraliry percemage reduced to 28. 7% (29 headsJ. During rhe course of n·eatmenr using .'v!eriquine. Ambiplex. T·7meral. Pesil/in bolus or Kaolin 20% solurion orally and Through anus . .-lminophyline. Elecn·ocare. burm·esous drips helped ro reduce rhe effects of l'irus. Separarion of sick animals and good sanitaTion using insecticide and time was effective to control the disease. Key words: Morbidity. mortality. Peste Des Petit~s . Ruminant (PPR). fatal. sensitive. separation