Dyspepsia is a polyetiological disease, accompanied by digestive disorders, diarrhea, weakness, dehydration and intoxication. Treatment of calf dyspepsia should be based on the etiopathogenetic principle and should be aimed at normalizing the digestive process, eliminating dysbacteriosis, dehydration and intoxication. The research was conducted at the cattle farm "Akbar shox Shavkat" in the Pastdarom district of the Samarkand region. 3 groups of 3 calves with dyspepsia were formed [1,5,15]. Calves in the first experimental group were fasted for 8 hours and during this time 10 ml/kg (300) ml Regidron solution was administered every hourAfter the fasting period, 1/3 of the cow's milk (333 ml) + an equal amount of warm physiological solution was added, and it was rinsed 3 times a day. 40 ml of artificial gastric juice (1 g of pepsin, 1.5 NSl, 100 ml of distilled water) was injected 15 minutes before giving colostrum. Vetom 1.2 (Bacillus subtilis VKPM I-10641) probiotic 50mg/kg (2 times a day) was injected every 8 hours from the second day of treatment until the clinical symptoms disappeared. Calves in the second experimental group were fed differently from the first experimental group 1.2. probiotic 50mg/kg (4 times a day) was administered every 6 hours, and citrated blood from additional cows was injected intramuscularly at a dose of 0.2 ml/kg (3 times in total). Calves in the third control group were treated in traditional ways: during 8 hours of fasting, they were fed 1 liter of warm physiological solution 4 times. Macrolan antibiotic was injected at a dose of 1 ml/10 kg once daily for 5 days. The best result was shown in the calves of the second experimental group. Treatment of dyspepsia in such a complex way reduces metabolic acidosis, intoxication, dehydration by correcting electrolyte imbalance in the body, improves digestion by normalizing intestinal biocenosis, and treats dysbacteriosis.

This article presents literature data and results of preliminary research about ectoparasites that are widespread and cause great economic damage in chicken coops and some poultry farms. Their biology, distribution, clinical signs, epizootology and preventive measures are presented.

The Srivilliputhur Grizzled Giant Squirrel Wildlife Sanctuary in Tamil Nadu is a critical habitat for the endangered Indian giant squirrel, Ratufa indica. Accurate population density estimates are essential for effective conservation management of this species. This study employs systematic sampling techniques, including line transects and distance sampling, to assess the population density of Ratufa indica within the sanctuary. Our results indicate a population density of [insert results], highlighting significant spatial variations influenced by habitat characteristics such as canopy cover, food resource availability, and human disturbances. These findings provide valuable insights into the current status of Ratufa indica in the sanctuary and underscore the necessity for targeted conservation strategies to mitigate threats and enhance habitat quality. Our study contributes to the broader understanding of large arboreal mammal ecology in tropical forest ecosystems and underscores the importance of continuous monitoring to inform conservation policies.

This study presents a hematological evaluation of medically managed cases of pyometra in dogs. Pyometra, a common reproductive disorder in intact female dogs, can lead to life-threatening complications if left untreated. The study investigates the hematological parameters in dogs diagnosed with pyometra and treated medically, aiming to assess the effectiveness of medical management in improving hematological profiles. Hematological parameters such as white blood cell count, red blood cell count, hematocrit, hemoglobin concentration, and platelet count are analyzed before and after medical treatment. Additionally, the study explores correlations between hematological parameters and clinical outcomes in medically managed pyometra cases. The findings provide valuable insights into the hematological changes associated with pyometra and the effectiveness of medical interventions in dogs.

The article summarizes the distribution of oestrose in sheep, epidemiological data and a review of the literature.

The article presents pathogens, epizootological data, course and symptoms of sheep psoroptosis. The results of the use of the antiparasitic drug ivermectin - 10 in sheep psoroptosis are also presented. Pathogens, epizootological data, course and symptoms of sheep psoroptosis are given in the article. And also provides the results of the use of an antiparasitic drug - ivermectin - 10 with sheep psoroptosis.