Vol. 12, Special Issue 9 (2023)

Author(s):
Preeti, Anjali, Nithin Reddy PK, Anand, Akshata Patil and Rajeshwari

Abstract:
Repeat breeding is a serious reproductive condition that affects dairy cattle, and its prevalence varies depending on the environment, management style, and geographic location. A skilled inseminator should carefully handle the genitalia during insemination to avoid acquired abnormalities, treat uterine infections as necessary, administer hormone therapy to increase fertilization success and decrease embryonic mortality, and only inseminate dairy cattle after a thorough clinical examination. This will reduce the culling rate of repeat breeder dairy cattle.