1. A disease in livestock, especially cattle and swine, characterized by failure or inability to produce milk after giving birth.
Usage: veterinary medicine; usually used in plural or as a mass noun

Examples

• The veterinarian diagnosed the cow with agalactias after she failed to produce milk following delivery.
• Agalactias in swine can result from infection, nutritional deficiency, or stress during farrowing.
• Farmers must monitor their herds closely for signs of agalactias to ensure piglet survival.
• Treatment of agalactias may include antibiotics, supportive care, and dietary adjustments.
• Proper management and hygiene practices can help reduce the incidence of agalactias on the farm.