Zubair KaShif

1. Herd Health Management Regular health check-ups of all animals. Monitoring signs of illness, lameness, dehydration, fever, mastitis, etc. Vaccination planning and implementation. Deworming schedules and parasite control programs. --- 2. Disease Diagnosis & Treatment Clinical examination of sick animals. Performing diagnostic tests (blood, milk, fecal examination, ultrasonography). Treating infectious, metabolic, and reproductive diseases. Managing emergencies like bloat, milk fever, dystocia, and injuries. --- 3. Reproductive Management Heat detection and breeding plan supervision. Pregnancy diagnosis (PD). Managing calving and handling dystocia. Treatment of retained placenta, metritis, endometritis. Improving conception rate and calving interval. --- 4. Mastitis Control & Milk Quality Routine California Mastitis Test (CMT). Treatment and prevention of mastitis. Hygiene protocols for milking machinery and workers. Ensuring withdrawal periods for antibiotics. --- 5. Nutrition & Feeding Supervision Assessing feed quality and ration formulation. Ensuring balanced nutrition to prevent metabolic diseases (ketosis, acidosis). Monitoring feeding behavior and water availability. --- 6. Calf Health & Management Colostrum management protocols. Vaccination and deworming of calves. Treatment of calf diarrhea, pneumonia, navel infections. Growth monitoring. --- 7. Biosecurity & Farm Hygiene Preventing disease entry/spread on the farm. Quarantine of new or sick animals. Hygiene protocols for visitors, equipment, and workers. --- 8. Record Keeping Maintaining health, breeding, treatment, vaccination, and production records. Tracking repeat breeders, high-risk animals, and disease trends. --- 9. Training of Farm Workers Training on milking hygiene. Disease recognition and timely reporting. Proper feeding and calf care techniques. --- 10. Farm Management Support. Advising To farm owner for culling Animals.