Provide balanced ration and feed to the animals.

Maintain breeding records of the animals and observe for the signs of estrus after 60 days of parturition.

If the animal suffered from a pathological condition then the follow-up treatment should be completed.

Calf should be weaned and not allowed to suckle mother after a recommended period of 30-45 days.

Animals should be kept in stress free conditions.

Check the history and breeding record of the animals.

Per-rectal examination of the animal after 60days of calving for condition of the uterus, presence of CL and cysts in the ovary.

Check the ration and housing system of the animal and give suggestions to the farmers accordingly.

Advise farmers to remove any stressful condition.

Advise and educate farmers about the importance of prepartum feed for shortening the post-partum interval.

If the animal has a history of pathological disease, then inform the farmer for delay in the estrus.

Examination of animals for pathological diseases, uterine inflammation and give treatment accordingly.

Check the stocking density of the animals as high stocking density increases feeding competition and thus delays estrus signs.

Exogenous sources of progesterone hormones, like melengestrol acetate (MGA), controlled intravaginal drug release device may be used to induce estrus in the animals.