Therapeutic Management of Theileriosis in a Calf: A Case Report
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Keywords:
Corneal opacity, Theileriosis, Buparvaquone, calfAbstract
Two month-old male Cross-bred Jersey (CBJ) calf was presented with the history of cloudiness in the right eye, tick infestation and anorexia for a period 10 days. Clinical examination revealed pyrexia, enlarged prescapular lymph node and manifestation of unilateral corneal opacity in the right eye. anaemia, neutropenia, lymphopenia and thrombocytopenia were observed. Blood smear was found to be positive for Theileria annulata. Calf was treated with buparvaquone @ 2.5 mg/kg BW deep intramuscularly along with supportive treatment. Animal showed uneventful recovery following treatment
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