Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Manyam Veterinary Camps Treat 22,475 Cattle
The animal husbandry department in Parvathipuram Manyam district held free veterinary camps for two weeks.
They treated 22,475 cattle, including some for special diseases and others with special insemination to have more female calves.
They also gave medicine to many sheep, goats, and chickens to keep them healthy.
The camps were very successful because of the hard work of 364 staff members who worked long hours in cold weather.
The goal was to help farmers make more money from dairy farming and teach them better ways to take care of their animals.
Free veterinary camps treated 22,475 cattle in Parvathipuram Manyam district.
4,591 cattle received treatment for uterine diseases and 591 underwent artificial insemination.
128 cattle were part of the sex-sorted semen program to increase female calf births.
1,86,643 sheep and goats were dewormed, and 78,400 sheep were vaccinated against sheep pox.
2,18,245 chickens were inoculated with various vaccines, and 42,768 cows and buffaloes received deworming treatment.
- Who
- Animal husbandry department and 364 staff members
- What
- Conducted free veterinary camps and treated animals
- When
- From January 19 to 31
- Where
- Parvathipuram Manyam district, Visakhapatnam
- Why
- To promote dairy farming and improve farmers' confidence
- Total Cattle Treated
- 22,475
- Cattle Treated for Uterine Diseases
- 4,591
- Artificial Insemination Procedures
- 591
- Sex-Sorted Semen Programme Recipients
- 128
- Sheep and Goats Dewormed
- 1,86,643
- Sheep Vaccinated Against Sheep Pox
- 78,400
- Chickens Inoculated
- 2,18,245
- Cows and Buffaloes Dewormed
- 42,768