Dr. Kirti Jamwal has made significant contributions to veterinary research, particularly in the field of Veterinary Gynaecology and Animal Reproduction. Her research interests include estrus synchronization, reproductive physiology, ultrasonographic evaluation of embryonic development, fertility improvement, reproductive disorders, and reproductive management of livestock. Her research has a strong focus on indigenous livestock, particularly North-Western Himalayan Gaddi sheep, with the objective of improving reproductive efficiency and sustainable livestock production under Himalayan conditions.
Dr. Jamwal has published several research papers, review articles, case reports, and scientific communications in reputed national and international journals. Her recent publications include studies on the comparative efficacy of hormonal interventions for estrus synchronization in Gaddi ewes, progesterone concentration following the use of Avikesil-S implants, and the management of reproductive disorders in large animals. Her work has also covered clinical and diagnostic conditions in livestock and companion animals, reflecting her broad interest in applied veterinary medicine.
Her research contributions extend beyond reproductive sciences to areas such as poultry production, hatchability, chick quality, animal health, zoonotic diseases, and ethnoveterinary practices. She has contributed to publications on the effects of egg size on hatchability and chick quality in native chickens of Himachal Pradesh, dystocia management in buffaloes, snakebite management in livestock, iodine deficiency in buffalo calves, babesiosis in cats, pulmonary tuberculosis in buffaloes, fatty liver syndrome in dairy cattle, and other important veterinary conditions.
A notable aspect of Dr. Jamwal’s research profile is her collaboration with fellow researchers and veterinary scientists. Her publications in journals such as the Indian Journal of Animal Sciences, Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, Buffalo Bulletin, Indian Journal of Poultry Science, and other peer-reviewed scientific journals demonstrate her continued engagement with contemporary veterinary research. Several of her publications have received NAAS ratings, reflecting their contribution to scientific literature.
Her research findings have also been presented at various national and international scientific conferences and symposia, including platforms associated with the Indian Society for the Study of Animal Reproduction (ISSAR) and the Society for Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension (SVAHE). Through her research and scholarly publications, Dr. Jamwal continues to contribute to the advancement of evidence-based veterinary practice and the improvement of reproductive efficiency, animal health, and livestock productivity.
