This study was undertaken to document the occurrence of Type I abomasal ulceration in apparently healthy dairy cattle and buffaloes. Thirteen hundred thirty two high yielding dairy animals (572 buffaloes and 760 cows) were screened for presence of type I abomasal ulceration on the basis of faecal...

Abomasal ulceration occurs commonly in suckling calves, and the cause for the high prevalence of abomasal ulceration is unknown. We hypothesized that diet may play a role in the etiopathogenesis of abomasal ulceration. Six male dairy calves with an abomasal body cannula suckled fresh Holstein cow's ...

Although, abomasal ulceration is well studied in cattle, there is no data about the clinical and biochemical pictures of abomasal ulceration in buffaloes and native breed cattle. Objective was to describe the clinical, biochemical and pathological findings and response to medical treatment of ...

Abomasal ulcers are difficult to diagnose clinically with limited therapeutic approach to combat the disease. Omental bursitis (OB) and local peritonitis (LP) are known sequelae of abomasal ulcer in cows. In this study, differentiation between OB and LP in regard to clinical symptoms, biochemical...

The aim of this paper was to investigate the morphology, localization and typization of abomasal ulcers in high-yielding dairy cows, as a contribution to the existing knowledge on the subject. A total of ten high-yielding dairy cows which died during the period of early puerperium and two Holstein...

In epizootiologic study (regular slaughter) 126 clinically healthy cows were collected (Slovenia). Pepsinogen activity in serum was determined via method by Paynter. The cows were classified into three groups according to established macroscopic changes to the mucous membrane of the abomasum: a...

The present article describes the clinical findings, haematology, biochemical parameters, peritoneal fluid changes and post-mortem findings of a cow suffering from frank exudative peritonitis due to abomasal ulceration. The present findings suggest that, although abomasal ulceration may be...

Fifty-one Japanese black cattle from four farms in the evacuation zone of the Fukushima nuclear accident were examined pathologically during the period, 2013-2016. We found no evidence of a radiation effect on pathological findings in any of these autopsy cases, although nine cases (3.7%) of...

The aim of this case report is to describe the clinical, ultrasonographic, and surgical findings in an 8-week-old female Holstein calf with right abomasal displacement and ulceration. Auscultation/percussion, auscultation/ballottement, and ultrasound examination were used to identify displacement...

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are recommended for various conditions in cattle. Ibuprofen is an inexpensive short-acting NSAID and is readily available in liquid formulation for administration to bottle-fed calves. We compared the adverse effects of a 10-day course of ibuprofen and...