Section Policies

Journal of Applied Tropical Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science (JATAV) publishes high-quality scholarly articles in the fields of tropical animal husbandry, animal production and management, animal nutrition and feed technology, animal breeding and genetics, reproductive technology, veterinary science, animal health and welfare, livestock product technology, and related interdisciplinary agricultural and veterinary sciences.

The journal emphasizes original scientific contributions, practical applications, technological innovations, and sustainable approaches to improving livestock productivity, animal health and welfare, food safety, and environmental sustainability, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions.

The journal accepts the following article categories:

Original Research Articles

Original research articles present novel findings from experimental, laboratory, field-based, observational, or applied research in animal husbandry and veterinary sciences. Manuscripts should demonstrate scientific originality, clearly defined research objectives, appropriate methodologies, valid data analysis, and significant contributions to scientific knowledge and practical applications in livestock production, animal health, or related fields.

Review Articles

Review articles critically evaluate, analyze, and synthesize existing scientific literature on relevant topics in animal husbandry, veterinary science, and related disciplines. Reviews should provide comprehensive insights into current scientific developments, identify research gaps, and highlight future research directions. Systematic reviews and meta-analyses are particularly encouraged.

Case Reports / Case Series

Case reports or case series describing rare, novel, or scientifically significant findings related to animal diseases, veterinary clinical practices, reproductive disorders, livestock health management, or other relevant veterinary and animal husbandry cases may be considered for publication. Submissions should provide substantial scientific, diagnostic, educational, or practical value and contribute to improved animal health, welfare, or livestock management practices.