METHOD FOR PREVENTION OF POSTNATAL POLYMORBID COW PATHOLOGY USING VITAPOL® PULVIS
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https://doi.org/10.31618/ESSA.2782-1994.2021.2.72.111Keywords:
postpartum period, metritis, ketosis, placental retained, hypoluteolysis, diagnosis of pathologies, preventive measures.Abstract
A method for the prevention of postpartum polymorbid pathology of cows using the drug VITAPOL® pulvis, which increases the number of clinically healthy cows in the postpartum period by 22,5%, reduce the number of recorded cases of both individual and polymorbid diseases (placental retained and ketosis by 7,5%, metritis-hypoluteolysis and placental retained-ketosis-hypoluteolysis by 5%, ketosis-metritis and metritis – by 2,5%.) which significantly reduces the cost of treatment of animals and the time spent by specialists with sick animals.
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