Vol. 9, Issue 4, Part G (2024)

Author(s): S Raja, S Satheshkumar, S Prakash, S Alagar and Gokula Kannan

Abstract: Pyometra in cattle is characterized by the accumulation of pus or mucopurulent material in the uterus. A 3.5 year old crossbred Jersey cow was presented with the history of purulent vaginal discharge for past six days. Vaginal speculum examination revealed the presence of purulent discharge in the vaginal cavity and ultrasonographic examination revealed the distended uterus with highly viscid content. The case was diagnosed as pyometra and treated with prostaglandin and antibiotics with vaginal douche for three days resulted in uneventful recovery.