<div>Background: A Rottweiler male dog carcass (7 years) with clinical history of inappetence, pyrexia, diarrhoea and nasal discharge was received in the post mortem hall of the Department of Veterinary Pathology, LUVAS, Hisar, Haryana. The current work was aimed to study the clinical history, pathological and parasitological examination in the Rottweiler male dog carcass.&nbsp; 
 
Methods: After collection of the samples, laboratory work was undertaken in the laboratories of Department of Veterinary Pathology and Veterinary Parasitology, LUVAS, Hisar, Haryana (India) in the year 2018-2019 regarding the examination of the clinical history, pathological and parasitological investigation. 
 
Result: Necropsy revealed anaemic mucous membranes; pale conjunctiva; hydrothorax; hydroperitoneum; lungs and heart were congested, blackish discolouration of liver; fully distended gall bladder; congested along with thickened intestinal mucosa; intestinal lumen contained white nematode as well as long creamy cestodes identified as Toxocara canis and Dipylidium caninum, respectively. Histopathologically, intestine revealed presence of severe fibrino-necrotic enteritis characterized by infiltration of mono nuclear cells, degeneration and desquamation of microvilli, congested blood vessels and haemorrhages. Spleen revealed acute splenitis with presence of severe hemorrhages along with neutrophilic infiltration. Liver revealed areas of necrotic hepatitis. The case was confirmed as parasitic fibino-necrotic enteritis due to mixed infection by Toxocara canis and Dipylidium caninum.&nbsp;</div>

<div>A Case of Parasitic Fibrino-necrotic Enteritis in A Rottweiler Dog</div>

Background: A case of dystocia due to fetal anasarca (hydrops foetalis) in a cow&nbsp; and the fetus was in posterior presentation and relieved by cesarean section by forced traction and giving incision on the fetal body. On clinical examination of the fetus, it was found to be fetal anasarca (hydrops fetus). For future investigation of the fetus post mortem examination was conducted, which revealed the typical finding of pulmonary hypoplasia and hypertrophy of kidneys with anasarca diagnosed as a developmental anomaly; pulmonary hypoplasia and anasarca syndrome.&nbsp; 
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Methods: Post mortem of the aborted fetus was performed on 20/12/2024, 11:AM and tissues from viscera (lungs, liver, spleen, kidney) were collected in 10% NBF for histopathological examination. Routine H and E staining was performed and microscopical lesions were examined. 
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Result: Macroscopic findings were significant such as pulmonary hypoplasia, hydrothorax. anasarca and marked enlargement of both kidneys to about 18 cm in length. putrefactive and autolytic changes were observed in visceral organs like heart, liver, spleen, intenstine and ballooning appearance of kidneys. Microscopic examination of liver revealed focal area of necrosis infiltrated with numerous polymorphonuclear lymphocytes (PMNL&rsquo;s) in liver tissue and also dilated sinusoids infiltrated with neutrophils and hydropic degeneration of hepatocytes. Microscopic section of lungs revealed bronchointersititial pneumonia and intralveolar oedema. Microscopic section of kidney tissues revealed autolytic changes. The cow recovered uneventfully after twelve days of post-operative management. 
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A Case of Parasitic Fibrino-necrotic Enteritis in A Rottweiler Dog

Dystocia in Cow due to Anasarca Syndrome along with Pulmonary Hypoplasia and Renal Hypertrophy in Aborted Calf: A Case Report