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Principals of Animal Diseases Internal metabolik diseases

Principals of Animal Diseases Internal metabolik diseases. Di siapkan oleh Prof . Dr.Pratiwi Ts. Deskripsi materi.

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Vitamins and Minerals

Vitamins and Minerals. Pages 260 - 265. Why add them? Provide balance Bring up to requirements Add value Shelf life. How are they added? Pre weighed for a particular inclusion level Specialized companies that formulate and mix pre-mixes. Minerals.

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All Dairy Producers Want More Healthy Cows

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Endocrine System

Endocrine System. Lecture 2 Parathyroid hormone, calcium homeostasis and suprarenal hormones. Asso . Professor Dr Than Kyaw 24 September 2012. PARATHYROID GLAND. How many parathyroid glands in animals? Located within or near thyroid gland

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Mineral Nutrition for Ruminants

Mineral Nutrition for Ruminants. Major Minerals. Major (macro) minerals Ca, P, K, Mg, Na, Cl, S Included as % in diet Functions. Trace Minerals . Trace (micro) minerals Cobalt, copper, iodine, iron, manganese, molybdenum, selenium and zinc all required Chromium-no established requirement

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Aspiration Pneumonia in A Holstein Cow Following a Liquid Calcium Drench

Aspiration Pneumonia in A Holstein Cow Following a Liquid Calcium Drench. Brett Gamble DVM (2012). Outline. Case Description Aspiration Pneumonia Oral calcium Alternatives to traditional calcium drenches Take-home messages. Case Description. History.

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DIETARY STRATEGIES TO PREVENT MILK FEVER IN DAIRY CATTLE

DIETARY STRATEGIES TO PREVENT MILK FEVER IN DAIRY CATTLE. MILK FEVER Parturient paresis syndrome in dairy cattle as caused by hypocalcemia. Intake. Absorption. Plasma Ca . Bone . Urine. Colostrum/milk/fetus. Feces. CALCIUM METABOLISM. CLASSICAL DIETARY STRATEGY TO PREVENT MILK FEVER.

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Feeding Transition Cows

Feeding Transition Cows. STEPANIE MILBURG LECTURE 12 2/23/2001. Goals of a Successful Feeding System. Understand the factors that will determine nutrient requirements Deliver the needed nutrients to each cow to meet her requirements as economically as possible.

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Hypocalcemia in dairy cattle

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Potential Estimation of Minerals Content in Cow Milk Using Mid-Infrared Spectrometry

Potential Estimation of Minerals Content in Cow Milk Using Mid-Infrared Spectrometry. H. Soyeurt 1 , D. Bruwier 1 , N. Gengler 1,2 , J.-M. Romnee 3 , and P. Dardenne 3 1 Gembloux Agricultural University, Animal Science Unit, Belgium 2 National Fund for Scientific Research, Belgium

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Animal Diseases & Health

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Milk Fever

Milk Fever. Acute hypocalcaemia (serum Ca drops from normal-10mg% to >7mg%) May see hypomagnesium (tetany) or hypermagnesia (flaccid paralysis) in conjunction with milk fever. Most often seen in cattle 5 to 9 years old. No causative organism, this is simply a nutritional imbalance.

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