Vol. 9, Issue 3, Part A (2024)

Author(s): Poornima, Mohd. Mujaheed Pasha, Malasri G, Bijurkar RG, Venkanagouda Doddagoudar and Tandle MK

Abstract: This case report discusses the successful management of pre-partum cervico-vaginal prolapse (CVP) in a non-descript nine-month pregnant buffalo. A buffalo presented with CVP was securely restrained and administered epidural anesthesia. The prolapsed mass was cleaned with potassium permanganate solution followed by ice packs application. Lignocaine gel and soframycin antibiotic ointment were applied and manual reduction was done. To prevent recurrence, a vulvar rope truss was applied and supportive therapy was done. The use of a vulvar rope truss is highlighted as a simple, non-invasive method for retaining pre-partum prolapse in buffaloes, ensuring continued pregnancy until the appropriate time for delivery.