Vol. 8, Special Issue 7, Part A (2024)

Abstract: Cystic ovarian disease (COD) is a common reproductive disorder in buffalo herds, which leads to significant economic losses in the livestock industry worldwide. The incidence of cystic ovaries varies across different geographical regions and is influenced by various factors such as age, parity, breed, nutritional status, and management practices. In the present study ovaries were randomly from an abattoir in summer and winter season and were categorized in normal and cystic ovaries (having follicular cysts). In the present study the incidence of cystic ovaries was 7.5% in summer season and 5% in winter season.