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Table 2 Risk factors associated with prevalence of haemoparasites among cattle in Jammu, North India according to different variables

From: Epidemiology, haematology and molecular characterization of haemoprotozoon and rickettsial organisms causing infections in cattle of Jammu region, North India

 

Variable

Samples

No of animals positive (% positive for pathogen)

Total animals Positive (%)

95% CI

Chi Square

df

P value

Odds ratio

95% CI

Anaplasma marginale

Babesia bigemina

Theileria annulata

Mixed

Farm Management

Organized

118

11 (9.3)

10 (8.4)

0

3(2.5)

24 (20.3)

14.2–26.4

9.49

1

(P < 0.01)

constant

–

Unorganized

160

35 (21.8)

17(10.6)

02 (1.2)

6(3.7)

60(37.5)

31.2–43.7

2.35

1.3–4.0

Age

< 1 year

53

6(11.3)

2(3.7)

0

1(1.8)

9(16.9)

8.5–25.4

7.56

2

(P < 0.05)

constant

–

1–3 year

105

15(14.2)

11(10.4)

1(0.9)

3(2.8)

30(28.5)

21.3–35.8

0.84

0.3–2.1

> 3 year

120

25(20.8)

14(20.8)

1(0.8)

5(4.1)

45(37.5)

30.2–44.7

2.93

1.3–6.5

Season

Winter

60

2(3.3)

1(1.6)

0

0

3(5.0)

0.3–9.6

32.56

3

(P < 0.01)

constant

–

Summer

65

8(12.3)

6(9.2)

0

1(1.5)

15(23.0)

14.5–31.6

5.7

1.5–20.8

Monsoon

73

20(27.3)

9(12.3)

1(1.3)

4(5.4)

34(46.5)

37.0–56.1

16.56

4.7–57.7

Post monsoon

80

16(20.0)

11(13.7)

1(1.2)

4(5.0)

32(40.0)

31.0–48.9

12.6

3.6–43.9

Breed

Indigenous

52

5(9.6)

3(5.7)

0

0

8(15.3)

7.1–23.5

6.67

1

(P < 0.01)

constant

–

Cross bred

226

41(18.1)

24(10.6)

2(0.8)

9(3.9)

76(33.6)

28.4–38.7

2.79

1.2–6.2

Sex

Male

12

1(8.3)

1(8.3)

0

0

2(16.6)

−0.9 – 34.3

1.09

1

(P > 0.05)

constant

–

Female

266

45(16.9)

26(9.7)

2(0.7)

9(3.3)

82(30.8)

26.1–35.4

2.29

0.4–10.4