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Ethno-veterinary practice (EVP) is based on folk beliefs, traditional knowledge, skills, methods and practices to cure diseases and maintain health of animals (Mathias-Mundy and McCorkle, 1989; Tabuti et al., 2003). Affordability is one of the most important virtues of the ethno-veterinary system. Drawbacks to modern veterinary practice include questionable quality of allopathic drugs, development of chemo-resistance in livestock and user unfriendly effects such as high antibiotic and hormone residues in the milk and other animal products (Fielding, 1998; Monteiro et al., 1998; Mathias, 2004).

Ethno-Veterinary Practices for the Management of Common Diseases in Dairy Animals in Rural Punjab