2016
DOI: 10.20490/roavs/16-003
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On-farm evaluation of pinhole castration for mass castration of goats and cattle in pastoral communities of central Uganda

Abstract: Pinhole castration is described as simple, cheap and minimally invasive alternative to conventional surgical castration. We evaluated effectiveness, associated costs and animal's systemic responses during mass castration of kids and calves in pastoral communities of central Uganda. Kids (n=112) and calves (n=201) routinely presented to community practitioners were castrated using pinhole technique. Rectal temperature and appetite was noted for six consecutive days after castration. Sixty days later, the testes… Show more

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