Vladimir Drašković

Vladimir Drašković is an Associate Professor at the Department of Zoohygiene within the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Belgrade. His academic work focuses on veterinary medicine, zoohygiene, and animal husbandry, with particular emphasis on livestock production and preventive veterinary practices.

Dr. Drašković's research interests span across multiple critical areas of veterinary science including animal health management, livestock production systems, preventive veterinary medicine, and zoohygiene practices. His work demonstrates particular expertise in swine health, poultry production, and vector-borne diseases affecting livestock. He has conducted significant research on alternative feed additives, particularly phytogenic compounds, as alternatives to antibiotics in animal production.

His publication record from 2017-2023 reveals a strong focus on practical veterinary problems affecting livestock production. His research shows consistent investigation into gut health issues in swine (particularly Lawsonia intracellularis infections), meat quality assessment, disease vector monitoring, and reproductive technologies in livestock. A notable trend is his exploration of natural alternatives to conventional veterinary treatments, with multiple studies examining phytogenic additives for disease prevention and control.

Dr. Drašković teaches several key courses including Bioclimatology and Biometeorology, Zoohygiene (multiple courses), Farm Animal Breeding and Care, and Preventive Veterinary Medicine (multiple courses). His teaching portfolio reflects his comprehensive expertise across both theoretical and practical aspects of veterinary medicine and animal husbandry.