Vol. 6, Issue 11 (2017)

Author(s):
Sateesh AG, Roopali B, Ravindra BG, Arunkumar, Abhilash B and Dhabale RB

Abstract:
The present study was carried out to investigate the haemato-biochemical urological changes in post parturient haemoglobnuric buffaloes. Six buffaloes presented to the TVCC Dept. of Veterinary College, Bidar. Blood samples were collected from the study group animals for the estimation of various haemato-biochemical parameters and compared with healthy control group. Haemogram reduced significantly in haemoglobinuria buffaloes when compared to healthy buffaloes with corresponding decrease in MCH and MCHC values indicative of severe anaemia. Mean MCV values increased significantly in haemoglobinuria buffaloes compared to healthy animals will substantiate macrocytic hypochromic anaemia. TLC values were within normal physiological limits in both study and control groups differ insignificantly. Marked decrease in the serum phosphorus in haemoglobinuria buffaloes differ significantly when compared to healthy buffaloes similar decrease in the mean values of calcium indicative of hypophosphataemia with concurrent hypocalcaemia induced haemolytic crisis due to reduced glycolytic activity and membrane instability of RBCs. Haemoglobinuria buffaloes were successfully treated with sodium acid phosphate (Inj Novizac®) along with other supportive treatment. Haemato-biochemical parameters were estimated on 5th day post treatment and were within normal physiological limits.