Vol. 9, Issue 1, Part G (2024)

Author(s): Dr. Mansingh, Dr. Babulal Natwarlal Suthar, Dr. Tarun Viram Bhai Sutaria and Dr. Prakash Kumar Mohan Bhai Chauhan

Abstract: The study to clinical attributes and incidence of dystocia in does suffering with Dystocia (maternal dystocia=6 and fetal dystocia=6) was undertaken retrospectively. The recorded incidence of Dystocia in does was 39.38% being higher in the month of August (62.50%) followed by March-May (50.00%) and June-July (46.15%). Ring womb/indialation of cervix and uterine twisting were the major causes for maternal Dystocia while the postural abnormalities includes deviation of head, hip flexion, shoulder flexion and breech presentation and were responsible for fetal dystocia. From this study, it is concluded that in order to obtain high fetal and dam survival and also to reduce the cost of treatment, does with Dystocia should be presented without undue delay.