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2025-07-30

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Devi, A.A., Levish, K., Singh, K.S., Monsang, T.L., Anal, P.A., 2025. Common diseases of cattle and their control measures. Biotica Research Today 7(7), 218-223.

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Common Diseases of Cattle and Their Control Measures

Asem Ameeta Devi*

ICAR-KVK Chandel, ICAR-RC for North East Hill Region, Manipur Centre, Manipur (795 001), India

Khumlo Levish

ICAR-KVK Chandel, ICAR-RC for North East Hill Region, Manipur Centre, Manipur (795 001), India

K. Sonamani Singh

ICAR-KVK Chandel, ICAR-RC for North East Hill Region, Manipur Centre, Manipur (795 001), India

Ts Leenda Monsang

ICAR-KVK Chandel, ICAR-RC for North East Hill Region, Manipur Centre, Manipur (795 001), India

Ps Lavid Anal

ICAR-KVK Chandel, ICAR-RC for North East Hill Region, Manipur Centre, Manipur (795 001), India

DOI: NIL

Keywords: Biosecurity, Epidemiology, Livestock, Vaccination

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Cows play a leading role in global agriculture since they constitute both essential livestock in industrialized and developing countries. Nevertheless, the natural vulnerability to a variety of infectious factors leads their society to significant economic and health challenges. In this article, we outline most important cattle diseases and categorize them under three broad classifications: viral, bacterial and parasitic, evaluate their clinical manifestation and route of infection and outline a series of control measures: vaccination, surveillance, control of vectors and biosecurity which have shown to work well. This understanding of these pathogens and how they are dealt with has been delicately important to the protection of the herd, the provision of food security and the prevention of the greater community-health impacts of uncurbed disease transmission.

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