Gau Mahima Seva Trust provides dedicated support for identifying and controlling complex infectious diseases in cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry. Led by former ICAR-IVRI Director Prof R S Chauhan, our initiative focuses on reducing livestock mortality, combating vaccine failures, and establishing uniform diagnostic standards for field practitioners and diagnostic laboratories.
Learn systematic post-mortem examination, tissue sampling, and field diagnostic procedures.
Understand pesticide-induced immunosuppression, vaccinal failures, and immune system restoration.
Master rapid immunodiagnostic kits, serological testing, and laboratory quality management.
Get practical protocols for biosecurity, disease surveillance, and livestock outbreak management.
Providing scientific medical interventions is key to sustainable livestock farming and public health. Our veterinary care initiatives equip doctors and researchers with evidence-based diagnostic tools to safeguard animal health.
Vaccine failure often results from underlying immunosuppression caused by pesticide residues, heavy metals, or poor nutritional status in animals.
The Trust offers expert consulting, diagnostic training, and standardized laboratory manuals to help veterinarians identify and control infectious outbreaks.
Gaushalas should undergo routine screening for Tuberculosis, Johne's Disease, Brucellosis, and mastitis to maintain herd biosecurity.
Vaccine failure often results from underlying immunosuppression caused by pesticide residues, heavy metals, or poor nutritional status in animals.
The Trust offers expert consulting, diagnostic training, and standardized laboratory manuals to help veterinarians identify and control infectious outbreaks.
Gaushalas should undergo routine screening for Tuberculosis, Johne's Disease, Brucellosis, and mastitis to maintain herd biosecurity.