Monsoon Season Raises Concern Over Hemorrhagic Septicemia as Cattle and Buffaloes Become More Vulnerable to the Serious Disease

Bhubaneswar,  July 24 UDN}:  During the rainy season, cattle and buffaloes are at a higher risk of contracting Hemorrhagic Septicemia (HS).  If your cattle or buffalo shows symptoms such as high fever, swelling of the throat, or thick discharge from the nose, consult a veterinarian immediately. Recognizing the symptoms and taking timely action can help save the animal’s life.