Occurrence and associated risk factors of long bone fractures in food and pet animals in Mymensingh district of Bangladesh: A retrospective study

The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence fracture and risk variables connected its occurrence in calves cats at Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh. A total 96 (calves) 17 (cats) retrospective datasets were compiled between January 2015 December 2019. Age, sex, breed, season, involvement bone, type considered characterize fractures. To examine data, simple descriptive statistics used. At around 6 months, there highest rates long bone fractures both (77%, n = 74; 65%, 11). According sex variation, more common male (61%, 59) female (76%, 13). Calves from native breeds had (52%, 50) (100%, 17), respectively. summer season saw (41%, 39) (53%, 9). majority (42%, 41) found be metatarsal during pre-operative clinical assessment. In cats, primarily affected femur 7). Cats (59%, 10) (55%, 53) rate transverse This will help establish frequency fractures, which is very important clinically examination diagnosis cats.