Author: Salaar Ahmad

Last spring, a farmer called me about a seemingly healthy goat that suddenly stopped producing milk. Within days, two more goats showed similar signs, like swollen joints, lethargy, and poor appetite. What started as subtle changes turned into a herd-wide concern. And all caused by bacterial diseases in small ruminants that often go unnoticed until it is too late. As a veterinarian, I have seen how early recognition and timely action can prevent losses and protect herd productivity. So, to help you be equipped with the early knowledge of these conditions, I am sharing 15 common bacterial diseases in sheep…

If you are considering bringing an English Cream Golden Retriever into your home, I totally get the excitement. These dogs are not just stunning to look at with their creamy coats, but they are also loyal, gentle, and fantastic companions. Whether you are a first time dog owner or someone looking to add a new pup to your family, there is a lot to learn about their temperament, health, training, and overall care. In this guide, I will walk you through everything I personally found useful while researching and interacting with this beautiful breed. Let’s get to know your future…

What would you do if half your milking herd suddenly went dry, not from lack of nutrition or water, but from a silent bacterial invader spreading through the barn? For countless farmers, this is not an exaggerated fear. It is a reality that strikes without warning. Bacterial diseases in large ruminants don’t just harm the health of animals. They derail production, threaten livelihoods, and leave farmers scrambling for solutions. Unlike feed shortages or visible injuries, these infections creep in unnoticed, only revealing themselves when losses are already mounting. To help you protect your livelihood, I am listing the 15 common…

Have you ever walked into your chicken coop in the morning only to find a once lively bird sitting quietly with drooping wings, refusing to eat? That sinking feeling of not knowing what’s wrong can keep any poultry keeper awake at night. I know how stressful it is when you invest time, effort, and money into your birds, only to see them fall ill without warning. Many of these sudden problems in poultry are caused by bacterial diseases that spread faster than most owners realize. If left unchecked, they can wipe out flocks and drain businesses. Let’s talk honestly about…