Subclinical Mastitis in Camel - Kathiriya, Jaysukh B.
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Mastitis in camels has been reported from almost all camel rearing countries. Mastitis, besides causing the loss in milk production has hazardous effects on human beings and suckling calves. Since some of the most pathogenic organisms like mycobacterium, brucellas etc. are excreted in the milk. The milk of camel, like that of other dairy animals, contains all the essential nutrients and provides a nutritious food. Due to therapeutic utility of camel milk and consumption of raw camel milk has been in practice and also advocated due to destruction of therapeutic value of camel milk either by…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Mastitis in camels has been reported from almost all camel rearing countries. Mastitis, besides causing the loss in milk production has hazardous effects on human beings and suckling calves. Since some of the most pathogenic organisms like mycobacterium, brucellas etc. are excreted in the milk. The milk of camel, like that of other dairy animals, contains all the essential nutrients and provides a nutritious food. Due to therapeutic utility of camel milk and consumption of raw camel milk has been in practice and also advocated due to destruction of therapeutic value of camel milk either by pasteurization or heating, the control and proper management of mastitis is further warranted towards production of safe pathogen free milk. Regular checkup of camel herd for mastitis is necessary to avoid secretion of pathogenic microbes in the milk and timely check of spread of the infection. The book covers various aspects of etiology, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mastitis in the Camel species.
Autorenporträt
Dr. J. B. Kathiriya a trabalhar no Departamento de Saúde Pública Veterinária e Epidemiologia, Universidade Agrícola de Junagadh Junagadh (Gujarat). A Dra. Kathiriya faz investigação em Bacteriologia, Microbiologia e Biologia Molecular. O seu projecto actual é "Seroepidemiologia, Detecção Cultural e Molecular da Infecção por Brucella em Ruminantes".