The male tiger 'Abhimanyu' was suffering from nephritis along with the first stage of kidney problems since April last year.
Abhimanyu was born on 2 January 2015 in the same zoo to Da 'Badri' and Da 'Surekha/Sameera'.
Zoo officials said the zoo family is mourning Abhimanyu's death.
Several experts in the field of veterinary medicine, tiger experts and other zoo experts were also consulted regarding the health condition of Abhimanyu. They suggest many medicines and treatments to overcome the problems.
However, recently, the animal's condition started deteriorating and it became unable to even stand up or walk properly since May 5.
Zoo officials said the animal was suffering from arthritis and was not getting food since May 12.
The animal was in critical condition lying laterally for the last three days, where despite the best efforts of the dedicated veterinarians, experts and animal keepers of the Wildlife Hospital and Rescue Centre, medicines as well as fluid therapy were continued to revive the animal. Was. The cat died at 2.1 pm. In its enclosure.
"We have conducted the post-mortem in the presence of veterinary experts from VBRI and CVSC, Hyderabad and the cause of death is suspected to be chronic renal failure. All samples were collected and sent to VBRI, Hyderabad for detailed laboratory diagnosis." the zoo said
Abhimanyu was born on 2 January 2015 in the same zoo to Da 'Badri' and Da 'Surekha/Sameera'.
Zoo officials said the zoo family is mourning Abhimanyu's death.
Several experts in the field of veterinary medicine, tiger experts and other zoo experts were also consulted regarding the health condition of Abhimanyu. They suggest many medicines and treatments to overcome the problems.
However, recently, the animal's condition started deteriorating and it became unable to even stand up or walk properly since May 5.
Zoo officials said the animal was suffering from arthritis and was not getting food since May 12.
The animal was in critical condition lying laterally for the last three days, where despite the best efforts of the dedicated veterinarians, experts and animal keepers of the Wildlife Hospital and Rescue Centre, medicines as well as fluid therapy were continued to revive the animal. Was. The cat died at 2.1 pm. In its enclosure.
"We have conducted the post-mortem in the presence of veterinary experts from VBRI and CVSC, Hyderabad and the cause of death is suspected to be chronic renal failure. All samples were collected and sent to VBRI, Hyderabad for detailed laboratory diagnosis." the zoo said
