Use of homeopathic product to prevent ketosis in the dairy sheep during the transition period
Abstract Pregnancy toxemia is a severe problem in sheep in the transition period, which is most likely related to feeding. There is a need to seek alternatives to this problem, and the homeopathic industry has invested in products for this purpose. The product (Figotonus®) tested in this work was ad...
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Custódio, Edimar [verfasserIn] Baldissera, Matheus D. [verfasserIn] Machado, Gustavo [verfasserIn] Cazarotto, Chrystian J. [verfasserIn] Boito, Jhonatan P. [verfasserIn] Biazus, Angelisa H. [verfasserIn] Galli, Gabriela M. [verfasserIn] Reis, João H. [verfasserIn] Gebert, Roger R. [verfasserIn] Ferreira, Emanuel B. [verfasserIn] Da Silva, Aleksandro S. [verfasserIn] |
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There is a need to seek alternatives to this problem, and the homeopathic industry has invested in products for this purpose. The product (Figotonus®) tested in this work was added to the diet of dairy sheep at different dosages (1, 5, and 10 g/day/animal) to verify the effects on animal health indicators, focusing mainly on the reduction of cases of ketosis. In all, 32 Lacaune ewes were used, with confirmed pregnancy presenting two to six births during their lifetime. The following blood biochemical indicators—total proteins (PT), albumin (ALB), triglycerides (TG), cholesterol (COL), alanine aminotransferase (ALT), gamma glutamyl transferase (GGT), and ß-ketone—were measured. The volume of milk produced was measured, as well as the milk composition (protein, fat, lactose, fat-free dry matter, density, total solids, and minerals). As a result, we found significant differences in the ß-ketone, ALT, and GGT in day 3 prepartum and day 3 postpartum. 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