Veterinary Medicine, Rewa

Brief History

The department was established in 2007 during the inception of College of Veterinary Science and A.H., Rewa affiliated under Jawahar Lal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya (JNKVV), Jabalpur which later became a constituent college of Madhya Pradesh Pashu Chikitsa Vigyan Vishwavidyalaya (MPPCVV), Jabalpur in 2009 and further renamed as Nanaji Deshmukh Veterinary Science University, Jabalpur in 2012. There were two separate departments viz Veterinary Clinical Medicine and Veterinary Preventive Medicine earlier, which were merged later on as per the latest VCI recommendations (MSVE-2008) into one department i.e Veterinary Medicine. The department thus has experienced faculties from both Veterinary Clinical Medicine and Veterinary Preventive Medicine. The department is also actively engaged in the teaching, research and extension activities. The department extends its services for the smooth functioning of Medicine section/OPD of Veterinary Clinical Complex (VCC) of the college. The department is currently taking up research issues pertaining to various clinico-therapeutic aspects of various disorders of farm/companion animals like mastitis, gastrointestinal parasites in goats, tick infestation haemoprotozoan disorders, cutaneous, hepato-biliary and renal disorders of dogs especially with reference to herbal and homeopathic medicines to provide a safe, cheap alternative to conventional treatment. The department extends the expertise in health clinical camps to provide effective treatment to livestock at farmers’ door-step and also create awareness amongst the farmers for adoption of scientific animal husbandry practice for attaining the highest levels of benefits.

Objectives of the Department:

Teaching:

To impart up to date quality education and training to undergraduate and post graduate students in various diagnostic and health care aspects of Veterinary Medicine

Research:

To conduct basic and applied research in various aspects of Veterinary Medicine.

Extension:

To provide latest and modern diagnostic and healthcare facilities to livestock and companion animals.

Thrust Areas of Research

  • Common diseases of farm / companion animals in Vindhya Region of M.P. and their comparative clinico-therapeutic evaluation.
  • Ultrasonographic diagnosis of animal diseases.
  • Gastrointestinal Parasitism and its amelioration.
  • Evaluation of Homeopathy and Herbal treatment in various animal ailments./li>

Education

Undergraduate-(list of courses offered as per VCI, i.e. Code, Name, Cr hrsetc)

S.No. Code of Course Name of Course Credit Hrs
1. VCP-I Veterinary Clinical Practice -I 0+6
2. VCP-II Veterinary Clinical Practice -II 0+6
3. VMD Veterinary Medicine 4+1

Postgraduate
S.No. Course Code  Course Title Credit Hrs Semester
1. VMD 501* Ruminant Medicine-internal 3+0 I
2. VMD 502* Ruminant Medicine-infectious 3+0 II
3. VMD 503 Equine Medicine 2+0 I
4. VMD 504* Canine and Feline Medicine-I 2+0 I
5. VMD 505* Canine and Feline Medicine-II 2+0 II
6. VMD 506 Metabolic and Endocrine Diseases, Nutritional Deficiencies and Diseases of Mammary Gland 2+0 II
7. VMD 507 Pediatrics and Geriatrics 2+0 I
8. VMD 508 Avian and Swine Medicine 2+0 II
9. VMD 509 Zoo, Wild and Laboratory Animal Medicine 1+0 I
10. VMD 510 Toxicology and Forensic Medicine 1+0 II
11. VMD 511* Clinical Diagnostic Techniques 0+2 I
12. VMD 512 Emergency Medicine 0+2 II
13. VMD 513* Diagnosis of Veterinary Infectious Diseases 0+1 II
14. VMD 514 Oncology and Ethno-veterinary Medicine 1+0 II
15. VMD 515 Animal Disease Investigation and Biosecurity 1+1 I
16. VMD 516* Clinical Practice-I 0+3 I
17. VMD 517* Clinical Practice-II 0+3 II
18. VMD 591 Master's Seminar 1+0 I/II
19. VMD 599 Master's Research 0+30 I/II
*Core courses

Ph.D.
S.No. Course Code Course Title Credit Hrs. Semester
1. VMD 601 Farm Animal Gastroenterology 2+0 I
2. VMD 602 Farm Animal Cardiopulmonary and Urinary System Diseases 2+0 II
3. VMD 603 Farm Animal Neurological and Musculo-skeletal System Diseases 1+0 I
4. VMD 604 Farm Animal Neonatology 1+0 II
5. VMD 605 Herd Health Management 2+1 I
6. VMD 606 Canine and Feline Gastroenterology 2+0 II
7. VMD 607 Advances in Neurological and Musculoskeletal System Diseases of Canine and Feline 1+0 I
8. VMD 608 Canine and Feline Cardiopulmonary and Urinary System Diseases 1+0 II
9. VMD 609 Dermatology and Endocrinology 1+0 I
10. VMD 610 Canine and Feline Eye and Ear Diseases 1+0 II
11. VMD 611 Veterinary Diagnostics 0+2 I
12. VMD 612 Metabolic and Nutritional Deficiency Diseases 2+0 II
13. VMD 613 Emergency and Critical Care Medicine 1+1 I
14. VMD 614 Emerging and Re-emerging Animal Diseases 2+0 II
15. VMD 615 Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases of Ruminants 2+0 I
16. VMD 616* Clinical Practice-I 0+2 I
17. VMD 617* Clinical Practice-II 0+2 II
18. VMD 618* Clinical Practice-III 0+2 I
19. VMD 691 Doctoral Seminar-I 1+0 I/II
20. VMD 692 Doctoral Seminar-II 1+0 I/II
21. VMD 699 Doctoral Research 75 I/II
*Core courses

Research

Completed Research Projects: NIL

Ongoing Research Projects: NIL

Extension Education

  • Faculty serves as resource persons for various training programmes for Field Veterinarians, Livestock owners, entrepreneurs etc.
  • The department extends the expertise in organization of clinical camps to provide effective treatment to livestock at farmers’ door-step and also create awareness amongst the farmers for adoption of scientific animal husbandry practice.
  • Outdoor exposure of students to clinical cases by Ambulatory Clinics.
  • Dissemination of information related to common health issues of livestock through Radio/TV talks.

Publication

  • Singh, K., Mishra, K.K., Shrivastav, N., Mishra, S.K., Singh, A.K., Jha, A.K., Tiwari, N. and Ranjan, R. (2019). Therapeutic efficacy of indigenous polyherbal formulation on milk pH, somatic cell count and electrical resistance profile in healthy and subclinical mastitic dairy cows. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci, 8 (10): 703-710.
  • Dixit, P., Rao, M.L.V., Dixit, A.K., Gupta, R. and Shukla, P.C. (2019). Prevalence and molecular characterization of Cryptosporidium in goat kids. Indian J. Ani. Res., 53 (9):1234-1238.
  • Dixit, A.A., Roy, K. Shukla, P.C. and Swamy, M. (2018). Epidemiological studies in canine ascites. Indian J. Vet. Med., 38 (1 & 2): 85-87
  • Dixit, A.A. and Maiti, S.K. (2018).Therapeutic management of severe anaemia in a Labrador bitch. Indian J. Vet. Med. 38 (1 & 2): 115-116
  • Singh, S., Mondal, M., Kumar, S., Mishra, K.K., Gupta, V., Singh, B. and Kumar, R. (2014). Emergence and Reemergence of Glanders in India- A review. J. Interacad., 18 (1): 132-140.
  • Kumar, S., Kumar, R., Mishra, K.K. and Mondal, M.(2013). Therapeutic management of flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) in a dog. Intas Polivet, 14 (2): 272-73.

Facilities Available

  • Mastitis detector
  • Haematology Analyser
  • Biochemistry Analyser
  • Monocular/ Binocular Microscopes
  • Laryngoscope/ Otoscope/ Ophthalmoscope
  • Centrifuge and Microcentrifuge machine
  • Hot air oven
  • Autoclave
  • Sphygnomonometer (Digital)

Services Offered

  • OPD treatment and consultation services for the farm/companion animals at Veterinary Clinical Complex.
  • Health care services for institutional farm animals and poultry.
  • Health care and consultation services for the White Tiger Safari and Zoo, Mukundpur, Satna, M.P.
  • Organisation of Vaccination/ Health/ Awareness camps at adopted villages.

Faculty:

S.N. Name Designation Qualification
1. Dr. Krishan Kumar Mishra Professor & Head Ph.D.
2. Dr. Pooja Dixit Associate Professor Ph.D.
3. Dr. Shilpa Gajbhiye Assistant Professor Ph.D.
4. Dr. Kanchan K. Walwadkar Assistant Professor Ph.D.
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