The document summarizes the internship of Ali Gul Bhatti at Dairyland Pvt Ltd from September to November 2018. Key activities included pregnancy diagnosis, artificial insemination, lameness treatment, shed management including feeding, water, labor, and facility maintenance. Common issues treated included mastitis, pneumonia, diarrhea, hemorrhagic septicemia. Suggestions provided to improve practices around feeding schedules, facilities, record keeping and antibiotic use.

2. Presented By : Ali Gul Bhatti
2K14-AV-10
Final year DVM student
SBBUVAS Sakrand
Final internship report presentation

3. Introduction of internship
 Internship is compulsory of completion of 5 year
DVM degree program.
 Total duration of internship was 9 weeks from 03
September to 05 November 2018
 Place of my internship was Dairyland Pvt Ltd.
Thatta.

4. BREEDING AND LAMENESS SECTION
 In this section two works were performed ;
 One was pregnancy diagnosis and artificial
insimination
 2nd was regarding lameness of animals.
 In this section the cows which were in heat brought by
labours two times in a day (morning, evening) for
artificial insemination, after AI cows allowed back to
their respected corals.

5. Estrus synchronization
 Different estrus synchronization protocols were
followed;
 OVI SYNCH:
 At first day GnRH (8 am), after seven days PG (8
am) then after 24hrs again PG (8 am) then after
about 32hrs again a dose of GnRH (4 pm) and in
last doing AI after about 16hrs (8 am)

6. Lameness
Then went to lameness pen and observed
some cows having lameness, and treated.
 injection and fluid therapy if needed were
performed then pushed cows in copper
sulphate tank for about 10 minutes.

7. SHED MANAGEMENT & FEEDING SECTION
 In this section following works was performed
 Checking of the water tank,
 Labour management,
 Feed of animals
 Lights and fans etc,

8. Cont…
 Checking of Water Tank:
 Following things were checked in a water tank on a daily routine
basis,
 Water is present or not
 Water is clean or dirty
 Removal of faeces around the water tank through labour
 Daily cleaning of the Water tank

 Labour Management:
 During duty at shed management, the main focus was on labour
management
 Monitoring of labours either they work or just waste time
 Labours push feed or not in the feeding area
 As at night time mostly labours were sleeping during their duty
time, so how to engaged & convince them to do their duty
actively

9. Cont…
 Checking of feed:
 Present or not,
 fresh or old,
 dry or wet,
 To monitor cleaning of all corals through
tractor:
 Once a day & once at night cleaning of all corals
was done through tractor.

10. Cont…
 Checking of Fans & Lights
 Fans and light were working or not Switch ON
and Switch Off on time
 Checking of temperature & Humidity:
 Checking of Temperature and humidity of New &
Old shed After every Hour & finally reported to the
farm executive (Admin).

11. Maternity Section
 Maternity means hospital of dairyland Pvt Ltd in
which all sick animals of dairyland which have
different problems or disease are brought in
maternity section and Veterinary doctor diagnosis
their problems and treat them.

12. Schedule of Maternity section
 Daily Routine:
 Check all sick animals and treat them
 Do fluid therapy of dehydrated animal and off feed animal
 Do dressing of injured animals
 Observe calving animals in calving pen for Parturition.

 Weekly Routine(this practice is for those who works In
daytime only)
 On every Monday: Pregnancy Diagnosis/checking of fresh
cow
 Every Thursday: Pregnancy Confirmation through Ultra
Sound
 Handling of dystocia
 Vaccination of all Herd

13. Daily Routine: treatment of sick animals about 80-90
daily
Mastitis Animal treatment:
Signs are Serum like (neither blood nor water)
secretion, teat becomes sponge-like.
 Inj. Trioxyl(Amoxicillin) …………………30ml
 Inj. Aagent 10%(Gentamycin) …………25ml
 Inj. Vetafenac(meloxicam)……………… 30ml
fybrofit DS 150ml
 Note: Gentamycin through I/v route have a very good
result in mastitis.

14. A CASE OF UREA TOXICITY
CASES
 Many cases were brought to maternity having sign of toxicity due
to excessive intake of urea in feed signs were,
 Salivation
 Dull depressed
 abdominal pain
 rapid abdominal breathing
 Abnormal gate
 NOTE: Signs almost confused with pneumonia
 Treatment of Urea Toxicity.
 Inj. Normal Saline……………………..1000mlx2
 (in one add Loxin 30ml & other Genta 30 ml)
 Inj. Ringer lactate ………………………1000mlx2
 Inj.Dextrose 25%..........................1000mlx2
 Out of 8-10 cases of urea toxicity, one cow death occurred.

15. FRESH COWS MANAGEMENT
 Shift the cow near to calving to the calving pens
 Soon after calving, inject oxytocin, milfon C, B complex
and vit AD3E.
 Check for mastitis.
 Milking the colostrum and checking colostrum with
colostrometer.
 Keep the cow in maternity for 1st three days.
 Fresh cow protocol:
 Inj. Oxytocin……………………….15ml (Pre-milking)
(I/M)
 Inj. B-Complex………………………30ml (Post-milking)
(I/M)
 Inj.AD3E………………………………….20ml (Post-milking)
(I/M)
 Inj.Melfon-C………………………..450ml (Half) (Post

16. Calf Section
 From (22-10-2018 to 05-11-2018) worked at calf
section, where observed basic management of all
ages of calves and also observed some diseases in
calves like pneumonia, hemorrhagic septicemia,
diarrhea, joint ill, a tympony and viral infection of the
mouth and also their treatment of these cases.
 Daily Routine:
 Check all calf and diagnose disease and treat
 Do Dressing of injured Calf
 Do spray in calf mouth after suckling
 Monitor Calf Suckling
 Give treatment of tympany to tympanic calf

17. Weekly:
 Every Monday: Dehorning of calf
 Every Tuesday: Separate weaning calf and in
ivermectin 3 ml S/C
 Every Wednesday: Weight the grower calf and
shift to heifers
 Every Thursday: Do Multivitamins to weak calf
 Monthly: Vaccination to all calf

18. Female Calf Growing Process form newborn to till
Pregnant
New Born Calf
(Suckling 2-3 month)
Weaning
(3-6 Month)
Growing
(6-11 Month)
Under Service
(11 -13)
Pregnant

19. Diagnosis and treatment:
 In the early morning in calf section, my duty was
to diagnosis the diseases and giving treatment
 Following disease was diagnosed and treated:
 Pneumonia
 Diarrhea
 HS
 3 days sickness
 Tympany
 Entritis

20.  Weaning of Calf:
 the calf was weaned at the age of 2 to 3 month.
 Weaning protocol
 Weight is above 200 kg
 Height is above 100cm
 Weaned calf injected ivermectin 3 ml s/c
 The monitor of suckling Protocol
 Suckling Time: 3 times suckling daily with 8 hrs
interval

21.  Monitoring and handling tympanic calf:
 After suckling I monitor all calf section
for tympany if any calf has tympany then it was
removed by passing stomach tube from the
mouth if not removed then calf may die within few
time.

22. Newborn Calf Management
 Licking by mother
 Shifting in calf section
 Sexing
 Removing 1/3 naval cord
 Tagging of calf
 Feeding of colostrum
 Weighing of calf

23. CONCLUSION
 In conclusion, this internship has given
professional skills and practical approach, and
ability to gain ever-growing momentum in any
organization, during an internship at dairy land
following cases were recorded; mastitis, HS,
tympany, pneumonia, enterotoxaemia, diarrhea,
metritis, uterine prolapse, dystocia, and retained
placenta.
 Mastitis, metritis and toxicity problems were most
commonly found there.

24. SUGGESTIONS
 Feeding should be done at the time.
 Hoof trimming should be done.
 Proper fencing system.
 Close drains should be constructed
 Corral feed trough should be under shady place.
 There should be proper control for keeping away wild
animals like dogs, rodents, and snakes.
 A trained person should be appointed to detect heat
to gain high conception rates.
 Calving pen should be maintained in reference to
bedding, hygiene, and space.

25. Cont…
 Ultrasonography should be practiced in
Pregnancy diagnosis and for reproductive
problems.
 As dairyland dairy farm produces milk for human
consumption, so there should be a proper
protocol for Antibiotic withdrawal period to lessen
the residues of antibiotics in milk which can be
harmful to human health.
 Antibiotic usage for more than 3 weeks should
be minimized to avoid the antibiotic resistance
produced by the micro-organisms.
 Medicines should be properly stored in the calf
section.