Use of 1alpha-OH cholecalciferol in preventing post parturient hypocalcaemia and its potential value for the prevention of milk fever in dairy cows
B. Sansom, W. Allen, D.M. Davies, M Hoare, J. Stenton, Michael Vagg
Abstract
B. Sansom, W. Allen, D.M. Davies, M Hoare, J. Stenton, Michael Vagg
Abstract
Cows which received 250 mug 1alpha-hydroxy cholecalciferol (1alpha-OH D3) intramuscularly within two hours after calving suffered significantly less post-parturinet hypocalcaemia and hypophosphataemia than control cows. There was a small depression in plasma magnesium concentrations in the treated cows. 1alpha-OH D3 shows potential for the prevention or treatment of milk fever.
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Cows which received 250 mug 1alpha-hydroxy cholecalciferol (1alpha-OH D3) intramuscularly within two hours after calving suffered significantly less post-parturinet hypocalcaemia and hypophosphataemia than control cows. There was a small depression in plasma magnesium concentrations in the treated cows. 1alpha-OH D3 shows potential for the prevention or treatment of milk fever.
Key concepts: Milk fever, Hypocalcaemia, Cholecalciferol, Ice calving, Medicine, Animal science, Cattle Diseases, Internal medicine