Thar Veterinary Clinic & Surgery Center

Thar Veterinary Clinic & Surgery Center Dr. Love Son Lakhani is a commissioned pass Government Veterinary Surgeon (BPS-17) and
M.Phil. Scholar.

Atresia ani case in goat kidAtresia ani is a congenital anomaly in goat kids where the a**s is imperforate or absent.Cl...
18/10/2025


Atresia ani case in goat kid

Atresia ani is a congenital anomaly in goat kids where the a**s is imperforate or absent.

Clinical presentation:
1. The kid may show signs of straining to defecate, abdominal distension, and discomfort within the first few days of life.
2. Meconium may be absent or visible in the re**um, but the a**s is imperforate.

Diagnosis:
1. Physical examination and palpation of the a**l region.
2. Radiography or ultrasonography to rule out other congenital anomalies.

Surgical correction:
1. Perform surgery as soon as possible, ideally within the first 24-48 hours of life.
2. Use local or general anesthesia, depending on the kid's condition and the veterinarian's preference.
3. Make a cruciate incision over the a**l region, taking care not to damage surrounding tissues.
4. Gently dilate the a**s and re**um, if necessary.
5. Suture the re**al mucosa to the skin to create a functional a**s.

Post-operative care:
1. Administer antibiotics and pain relief medication.
2. Monitor for signs of infection, dehiscence, or stricture.
3. Provide supportive care, such as nutritional supplements and hydration.

Prognosis:
1. The prognosis is generally good if surgery is performed promptly and the kid is otherwise healthy.
2. Complications, such as infection or stricture, can affect the outcome.

Dr Love Son Lakhani M.Phil (Govt: Veterinary Surgeon).
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Common drugs for Horses
17/10/2025

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Ear pinna cropping in lambs due to maggot infectionEar pinna cropping in lambs due to maggot infestation is a challeng...
17/10/2025


Ear pinna cropping in lambs due to maggot infection

Ear pinna cropping in lambs due to maggot infestation is a challenging situation. Here is detailed.

Pre-surgical preparation:
1. Administer antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication to control infection and pain.
2. Clip and disinfect the affected area.
3. Ensure proper anesthesia, such as local infiltration or general anesthesia, depending on the lamb's condition and the veterinarian's preference.

Surgical procedure:
1. Position the lamb in a way that allows easy access to the affected ear.
2. Use sterile instruments and gloves to minimize the risk of infection.
3. Carefully remove the affected tissue, taking care to preserve surrounding healthy tissue.
4. Achieve hemostasis using electrocautery or ligation.

Wound closure and dressing:
1. Close the wound using absorbable sutures, if possible.
2. Apply a topical antibiotic ointment and cover the wound with a sterile dressing.

Post-operative care:
1. Monitor the lamb for signs of pain, infection, or complications.
2. Administer pain relief medication and antibiotics as needed.
3. Provide a clean and comfortable environment to promote healing.

Follow-up:
1. Schedule follow-up appointments to monitor healing progress and remove sutures, if necessary.
2. Adjust treatment plans as needed to ensure optimal recovery.

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*Brady* = SLOW (Bradycardia)*Tachy* = FAST (Tachycardia)*Hyper* = HIGH (Hypernatremia)*Hypo* = LOW (Hyponatremia)*Peri*...
17/10/2025

*Brady* = SLOW (Bradycardia)
*Tachy* = FAST (Tachycardia)
*Hyper* = HIGH (Hypernatremia)
*Hypo* = LOW (Hyponatremia)
*Peri* = AROUND (Pericardium)
*Inter* = BETWEEN (Intercostal)
*Intra* = INSIDE (Intravenous)
*Myo* = MUSCLE (Myocardium)
*Macro* = LARGE (Macrocytic anemia)
*Sub* = BELOW (Sublingual)
*Epi* = ABOVE (Epidermis)
*Gastr* = STOMACH (Gastritis)

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Maggot wound on tail and vulval region in goatTail maggot wound in goats is a common issue, especially in areas with ...
16/10/2025


Maggot wound on tail and vulval region in goat

Tail maggot wound in goats is a common issue, especially in areas with warm and humid climates.

Cause: Flystrike, typically caused by flies like Chrysomya bezziana or Lucilia cuprina, laying eggs on the goat's tail, leading to maggot infestation.

Symptoms: Swelling, pain, discharge, and foul odor from the affected area.

Treatment:
1. Clean and disinfect the wound with antiseptic solutions.
2. Remove maggots manually or with insecticidal treatments.
3. Administer antibiotics and pain relief medication as needed.
4. Provide supportive care, such as nutritional supplements and wound dressing.

Prevention is key:
Regular inspection: Check goats regularly for signs of flystrike.
Fly control: Use insecticides, fly repellents, or traps to reduce fly populations.
Tail docking: Consider docking tails to reduce the risk of flystrike.
Wound care: Keep the tail area clean and dry to prevent bacterial growth.

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VITAMIN & MINERAL DEFICIENCIESVitamins and minerals are essential micronutrients required for metabolism, growth, immuni...
16/10/2025

VITAMIN & MINERAL DEFICIENCIES
Vitamins and minerals are essential micronutrients required for metabolism, growth, immunity, and cellular repair. Their deficiency causes systemic disorders, often linked to malnutrition, chronic illness, or malabsorption.

VITAMINS

Vitamin A (Retinol)
Role: Vision, epithelial health, immunity Deficiency: Night blindness, xerophthalmia Sources: Carrots, liver, dairy

Vitamin B₁ (Thiamine) Role: Carbohydrate metabolism, nerve conduction Deficiency: Beriberi, Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome Sources: Whole grains, pork

Vitamin B₂ (Riboflavin) Role: Energy metabolism Deficiency: Cheilosis, glossitis, sore throat Sources: Milk, eggs, greens

Vitamin B3 (Niacin) Role: NAD/NADP synthesis Deficiency: Pellagra (dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia) Sources: Meat, fish, nuts

Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic acid) Role: Coenzyme A formation Deficiency: Fatigue, numbness Sources: Eggs, legumes

Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) Role: Amino acid metabolism Deficiency: Anemia, irritability, neuropathy Sources: Fish, bananas

Vitamin B7 (Biotin)
Role: Fat metabolism, hair/nail health
Deficiency: Hair loss, dermatitis Sources: Egg yolk, nuts

Vitamin B9 (Folate) Role: DNA synthesis, RBC maturation Deficiency: Megaloblastic anemia, neural tube defects Sources: Leafy greens, citrus

Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin)
Role: Myelin and DNA synthesis
Deficiency: Pernicious anemia, neuropathy Sources: Meat, dairy, eggs

Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid)
Role: Collagen synthesis, antioxidant Deficiency: Scurvy, poor healing Sources: Citrus, tomatoes

Vitamin D (Calciferol) Role: Calcium absorption, bone health Deficiency: Rickets, osteomalacia Sources: Sunlight, fish oils

Vitamin E (Tocopherol) Role: Antioxidant, cell protection Deficiency: Neuromuscular disorders Sources: Nuts, vegetable oils

Vitamin K
Role: Blood clotting factor synthesis Deficiency: Bleeding tendency Sources: Leafy greens, gut flora

MINERALS
1. Calcium: Bone strength, nerve conduction | Deficiency: Osteoporosis
2. Iron: Hemoglobin synthesis | Deficiency: Microcytic anemia
3. Magnesium: Enzyme function | Deficiency: Muscle cramps, arrhythmia
5. Phosphorus: ATP, bone mineralization | Deficiency: Bone pain
6. Potassium: Muscle & nerve activity | Deficiency: Weakness, arrhythmias
7. Sodium: Fluid balance | Deficiency: Hyponatremia, confusion
8. Zinc: Growth, wound healing | Deficiency: Hair loss, delayed healing
9.lodine: Thyroid hormone synthesis | Deficiency: Goiter, hypothyroidism
10. Selenium: Antioxidant enzyme | Deficiency: Weakness, cardiomyopathy

Fluoride: Enamel strength | Deficiency: Dental caries

Cesarean section procedure in goatهڪ ڀاڲئي مون کي چيو منهنجي ٻڪري جو ڦر ڦاٿل آهن ۽ ٻڪري وڏي تڪليف ۾ آهي مون ٻڪري کي ڏٺ...
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Cesarean section procedure in goat

هڪ ڀاڲئي مون کي چيو منهنجي ٻڪري جو ڦر ڦاٿل آهن ۽ ٻڪري وڏي تڪليف ۾ آهي مون ٻڪري کي ڏٺو ۽ چيو ت هن جي آپريشن ٿيندي ڇو ت ٻڪري جي ٻچيداني پوري طرح کليل ناهي. ڦر ڦاسڻ جي ڪري سي سيڪشن سرجري ذريعي ٻڪري جي پيٽ مان هڪ جيئرو ڦر ڪڍيو ويو ۽ ٻڪري ب هاڻي بلڪل ٺيڪ ٺاڪ آهي.
جانورن جي سرجري جي لاءِ مون سان رابطو ڪري سگهو ٿا.
ڊاڪٽر لوسن لکاڻي (Mphil in Veterinary Surgery).
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An owner said that my goat is in pain because fetus is trapped inside the uterus. When i saw the goat i suggested to do a surgery. One alive fetus was removed from the uterus of goat by C-section surgery and also goat is now perfectly well.
You can contact me for veterinary surgery.

Dr Love Son Lakhani M.Phil (Govt: Veterinary Surgeon).
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Contact number 0337 8010048
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