Veterinary Gynaecology

Ovogenesis, also known as oogenesis, is the biological process through which female gametes, or ova, are formed in animals.

Puberty in Female Animals Puberty in female animals is defined as the age or time at which the various systems of the body have become functional and reproduction may occur. In the female puberty is characterized by appearance of estrum and ovulation. In males, it is characterized by secondary sexual changes and ability to copulate

The vestibule, clitoris, and vulva are integral components of the female reproductive anatomy in animals, playing roles in reproduction and sensory functions.

The vagina of animals is the copulatory organ as well as the site for the expulsion of urine. It is a thin walled structure, highly elastic and capable of considerable expansion.

The cervix of animals is a thick walled, tubular sphincter muscle between the vagina and uterus with a constricted lumen.

The uterus plays a crucial role in reproduction in animals by serving as the site for implantation, fetal development, and nourishment of the embryo.

Oviduct (Egg tube) plays a crucial role in the reproduction process by facilitating the transport of eggs from the ovary to the uterus.

Ovaries of Animals (Cattle, Horse, Sheep, Goat, Pig, Dog and Cat) are have variety in size shape, location and other important aspect.

The reproductive anatomy of farm animals involves distinct patterns of reproduction in both female and male farm animals, which are influenced by the structure and function of the bony pelvis.

The development of male and female reproductive organs in animals is a complex process that begins during embryonic development and continues until sexual maturity.