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Dr. Bilal veterinary services Dr. Muhammad Bilal, a professional veterinarian. Did DVM from The University of Agriculture Peshawar, And Ms.C in Animal nutrition from the same.

Ticks are very harmful for your animals.They not only suck blood from your animals but are also a source for transmittin...
08/07/2026

Ticks are very harmful for your animals.
They not only suck blood from your animals but are also a source for transmitting various diseases.

*What is L*D?*  Lumpy Skin Disease is a viral disease that affects cattle and water buffalo. It’s spread mainly by bitin...
09/05/2026

*What is L*D?*
Lumpy Skin Disease is a viral disease that affects cattle and water buffalo. It’s spread mainly by biting insects like mosquitoes, flies, and ticks. It does _not_ infect humans.

*Key Signs to Watch For:*

- *Skin nodules*: Firm, round lumps 2-5cm across the body, especially on head, neck, udder, and legs
- *Fever*: Up to 41°C for 1-2 weeks
- *Swollen lymph nodes*
- *Reduced milk yield* — can drop by 50% or more
- *Loss of appetite, weakness, drooling*
- *Lameness* if lumps are near joints
- *Abortion and infertility* in severe cases

*Why It Matters:*
L*D doesn’t usually kill adult cattle, but mortality can reach 10%.
The bigger hit is economic: reduced milk, weight loss, damaged hides, trade bans, and treatment costs. An outbreak can shut down your farm’s productivity for months.

*How to Protect Your Herd:*
1. *Vaccinate* 💉 — This is the #1 prevention. Annual vaccination with a live attenuated L*D vaccine is highly effective. Talk to your vet about timing before fly season.
2. *Control insects* 🦟 — Use fly sprays, pour-ons, and manage manure/breeding sites. Quarantine new animals for 28 days.
3. *Biosecurity* — Limit farm visitors. Disinfect vehicles and equipment. Don’t share needles between animals.
4. *Isolate sick animals* — L*D spreads fast. Separate infected cattle immediately and contact your vet/DVO.

*Is there treatment?*
No specific antiviral cure.
Treatment is supportive: anti-inflammatories, antibiotics for secondary infections, wound care, and good nursing. Early detection = better recovery.

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*Bottom line:* Vaccination + insect control + biosecurity = your best defense.

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08/05/2026

Bakry ka seeng toot gaya he.
Treatment:
1)Proper disinfection of the surrounding area.
2) Apply good quality antiseptic.
3)pain killer
4)systemic Antibiotic for prevention of secondary bacterial infections.
5)Locally applied antibiotic and fly repellant spray
6) Proper bandage applied

07/05/2026

Ivermectin: a very common anti parasitic drug used in veterinary medicines.
Indications: Mange, deworming, and killing external parasites( Ticks e.t.c)

15/04/2026

A 7-day-old goat kid was presented with symptoms of tetanus and treated with penicillin and xylazine; unfortunately, the animal did not survive and succumbed after 3 days.
A detailed post about Tetanus will be shared on the page soon.

09/01/2019

Good news for All those Animal lovers who are not aware of the vaccination protocol can contact with us for free of cost counseling.
Dr. Muhammad Bilal
0313 9030082

Happy New year to All members.
01/01/2019

Happy New year to All members.

Guess the species of the animal in the picture.
01/03/2018

Guess the species of the animal in the picture.

You see a horse with your eyes,but you feel it with your soul.
27/02/2018

You see a horse with your eyes,but you feel it with your soul.

Animals are expected to be faithful to their owner,they play their part very well,we should play our part of the bargain...
26/02/2018

Animals are expected to be faithful to their owner,they play their part very well,we should play our part of the bargain by taking good care of them.

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