Co-Triggering of Diseases During Transitional Period in Dairy Animals of Punjab

The present study was undertaken to determine the predisposition of one transitional disease on other in various dairy animals Punjab. For this purpose, a total 250 respondents were randomly selected and interviewed personally from parts Punjab through structured interview schedule. Among diseases farms, anoestrus found be high (59.00%) followed by mastitis (52.00%). Dystokia highly significant (p<0.01) with such as Retention Placenta (ROP) metritis. ROP had variation dystokia, mastitis, ketosis Anoestrus (p<0.05) repeat breeding. Ketosis (p<0.01). Milk fever varied significantly dystokia (p<0.05). Metritis significance milk Also, breeding mastitis. Thus, it concluded that presence can predispose animal well. Hence, farmers are educated management training extension advisory services.