Post-partum cervico-vaginal prolapse in a non-descriptive riverine buffalo: A case report

Abstract

The present case report deals with successful management of cervico-vaginal prolapse in six-year-old non-descriptive buffalo on the fifth day of post-partum. The prolapsed mass was initially washed with diluted (1:1000) Potassium Permanganate solution. It was reduced and replaced to its normal position under epidural analgesia and retained with peri-vulvar subcutaneous sutures with Buhner needle. The animal recovered uneventfully following standard treatment protocols and management.