Incidence of non penetrating foreign bodies in small ruminants (Goats & Sheep) was based on survey of slaughter houses at Bidar,Gulbarga & Hyderabad. Clinical, haematological, biochemical & rumen liquor parameters of healthy animals (control group) & affected animals (clinical group) were studied & compared. The affected animals of the clinical group were subjected to rumenotomy & observed for recovery. The incidence of non penetrating foreign body syndrome was 12.21% in goats & 5.03% in sheep. The clinical parameters like respiratory rate & heart rate were elevated in affected goats and sheep. Haematological study revealed leucocytosis with neutrophilia and lymphopenia. Biochemical estimation showed hypocalcaemia, hypophosphatemia & hypoproteinemia. Rumen liquor studies revealed ruminal alkalosis, reduced SAT, increased MBRT, decrease in TVFA concentration & decreased protozoal density. Rumenotomy was performed and all the foreign bodies present in rumen & reticulum were removed. All...

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