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Selected fabric metabolism parameters of dairy cows
KAŇKA, Vladimír
The aim of this study was to evaluate antiketogenic prophylaxis of the veterinary medicine Kexxtone, in breeding of Holstein cows, in the company Agrodam Hořepník, s.r.o. There were then evaluated the parameters of a metabolic state in the herd monitored. Furthermore I evaluated the milk yield, amount of fats, proteins, lactose and somatic cells in the milk during 100 days of lactation and subsequently, the level of pregnancy after the 1st and the 2nd insemination was evaluated. The observation took place from July 2014 to December 2014 in a way that every two months was selected 8 cows and 8 heifers with a similar calving date. After that they were split into two groups i.e. into the experimental group (the kexxtone medicine was used) and into the control one. These cows were bled and milked. Subsequently, those biological samples were sent to a laboratory to be diagnosed. The higher milk yield was found within the experimental group and so as the content of milk constituents, i.e. fats and proteins. A beneficial effect of this antiketogenic medicine on the amount of ketones in blood and milk of animals was also confirmed within the experimental group. There were not found any significant statistical differences in other monitored parameters.
Nutrition status of dairy cows and occurrence of metabolic disorders in postnatal period on a family farm
FREJLACH, Tomáš
The objective of this thesis was to evaluate the nutritional status of dairy cows, the incidence of subclinical ketosis and other postpartum problems of 24 dairy cows on a family farm. The evaluation took place 1 month before birth and 1 month after birth. This period determines the course of subsequent lactation and the next reproductive cycle. It was ascertained that the dairy cows were most often in excellent (3-3.5) condition and there were no incidences of extreme emaciation or obesity. The incidence of mild subclinical ketosis in the dairy cows on the farm is quite common and was detected in 23 dairy cows, which amounts to 95.8%. Other postpartum disorders occur rarely.

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