Repeat Breeding and Its Treatment in Farm Animal

Repeat breeding is one of the most common and reproductive problems faced by dairy farmers. A cow that looks healthy, comes in heat regularly and has calved before but still fails to conceive even after three or more successful inseminations is called a repeat breeder. Such animals appear normal externally, but silently affect farm economics by increasing veterinary expenses, prolonging calving intervals, reducing milk production, wasting valuable semen doses and economic loses.