Vol. 9, Special Issue 3 (2024)

Author(s): P Mohan, Rajesh, K Chitra, Shankare Gowda and Santosh Sajjan

Abstract: A 5-year-old crossbred cow was presented to the veterinary Dispensary of V.Agaram, Villupuram District, of Tamil nadu with a history of anetrus for the past six months,on per rectal examination it was observed that the uterus was flaccid, both the right and left ovaries were smooth and not functional. Earlier, this case was treated with the routine protocol like regular deworming, mineral mixture, injection of Vit AD3E, Phosphorus, Vit-E, Selenium and boluses of Clomiphene citrate with Copper Sulphate KIT. However, not responded to the treatment and remained anestrus. Other conditions like endometritis, cystic ovarian disease and uterine infection were ruled out. In this case, an absorbable ready to apply progesterone cream of 2 grams containing 1.2 grams active ingredient (Prosync-NC®-Product of Translational Research Platform for Veterinary Biologicals, TRPVB, TANUVAS) was applied on a neatly clean shaven area below the knee joint of the forelimb and covered with a dotted bandage given with the product and left undisturbed for 5 days and removed as per the product catalogue. Estrus has to occur within three days after removal of the progesterone bandage. In this case, on day six, the animal came to estrus, resulting in an exhibition of estrous signs, followed by fixed time insemination was done. After three months of AI, the animal was found to be pregnant, delivered a male calf and reported.