Prevention of Milk Fever: A Herd Health Approach to Dairy Cow Nutrition
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These include: regulation of the ratio of rations Ca and phosphorus (P), feeding the animals with different mineral salts, vitamin D, metabolites or synthetic analogues, intramuscular and intravenous parathyroid hormone (PTH)applications and increasing the rate of ration acidity [9] (Table 1).
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These include: regulation of the ratio of rations Ca and phosphorus (P), feeding the animals with different mineral salts, vitamin D, metabolites or synthetic analogues, intramuscular and intravenous parathyroid hormone (PTH)applications and increasing the rate of ration acidity [9] (Table 1).
Key concepts: Milk fever, Metritis, Ketosis, Retained placenta, Medicine, Mastitis, Ice calving, Herd