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Bovine Respiratory Disease-Impact-factor

Bovine respiratory disease complex (BRDC) is a multi-factorial disease in which numerous factors, such as animal management, pathogen exposure, and environmental conditions, contribute to the development of acute respiratory illness in feedlot cattle. The role of specific pathogens in the development of BRDC has been difficult to define because of the complex nature of the disease and the presence of implicated bacterial pathogens in the upper respiratory tract of healthy animals. Mycoplasma Bovis is an important pathogen of cattle and recognized as a major contributor to cases of mastitis, caseonecrotic bronchopneumonia, arthritis, and otitis media. Prevention of BRD is much more successful and economically feasible than treatment. An ideal processing protocol should include vaccination of these calves two weeks before shipping to allow the development of an adequate immune response, and to minimize pre-shipping stress. Calves should receive a booster vaccination once they reach their destination. Vaccination will merely prime an immune response in a healthy immune system. Animals that are immuno-compromised have severely hampered this response. Journal of veterinary science and technology is one of the top journals in iMedPub LTD, Which publishes novel work in the form of research or review articles. The veterinary science and technology journal acts as a podium for the enhancement of scientific knowledge among researchers and scientists of the associated field. Journal of veterinary science and technology, which generate readership and valuable impact factor for scholarly articles related to the field of veterinary science. iMedPub LTD is a progressive, and comprehensive medical and healthcare science publisher that aims to provide free and easy access to scientific information to all as the scientifically tried and tested knowledge alone can lead to the advancement of the societies and communities. iMedPub LTD aims to uphold the rights of authors, address their needs, and foster a rapid, convenient, unbiased, and comprehensive publishing environment, which not only guarantees the highest quality constructive peer-review process but also provides an evaluation system that involves the entire research community. To fulfill this mission, iMedPub LTD applies the most advanced Internet technologies to bring scholarly publishing into a new generation.

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