Therapeutic with Obstetrical Management to Deliver Live Three Male Foetuses in a Surti Doe

Abstract

Dystocia is common occurrence in small ruminants like goat and sheep. A case tentatively diagnosed as a foetal dystocia due to foetal dorso-pubic position and malpostures of foetus in seven year old surti doe based on the history, clinical signs and vaginal examination. The present case described a successful delivery of three live male foetuses by obstetrical mutational approach following therapeutically intravenous administration of 20IU- Oxytocin, 30ml-calcium borogluconate and 500ml Normal saline, whereas 5ml valethamate bromide and antihistamine were administered intramuscularly. Supportive therapy various fluids, analgesic, antibiotic and intra-uterine pessaries, resulted a affected Surti doe to normal health within few days.