Abstract
An abattoir survey of abnormalities of the genital tracts of 556 ewes in Jammu region of the Jammu and Kashmir was undertaken. Pregnancy was detected in 13.31 % of tracts, while 35.07% were found to be abnormal with gross lesions. The highest number of abnormalities were found in ovaries (13.66%) followed by uterus (11.33%) and least in oviducts (10.07%). The most common abnormalities in ovaries were parovarian cysts (5.75%), followed by follicular cysts (4.67%), luteal cysts (2.87%) and ovarobursal adhesions (0.35%). Among the oviductal abnormalities, adhesions (4.67%) were found to be the highest, followed by salpingitis (3.41 %) and hydrosalpinx (1.97%). Endometritis was found to be chief reproductive abnormality comprising 8.63% of the uterine abnormalities, followed by pyometra (1.61 %) and hydrometra (1.08%}.
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