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1. [Animal nutrition for veterinarians--recent cases of behavior disorders and salivation in heifers after feeding ammonia-treated hay silage].

Author

Kamphues J

Subjects
Animals, Cattle, Female, Hyperesthesia chemically induced, Sialorrhea chemically induced, Silage adverse effects, Ammonia poisoning, Cattle Diseases chemically induced, Hyperesthesia veterinary, Hyperkinesis chemically induced, Sialorrhea veterinary
Abstract

20 heifers got ammoniated grass silage ad libitum (self feeding system in front of the silo), the ration was supplemented by small amounts of maize silage and concentrate only. During a few hours past feed intake the heifers developed hyperesthetic, hyperactive symptoms and massive salivation. Without any treatment the clinical symptoms disappeared. The analysed sample of grass silage contained about 9 g ammonia per kg fresh weight. Changing the feeding system (offering the roughage past 1 day of aeration) the same grass silage did not lead to any disturbances or health problems in the heifers. It was assumed, that the observed symptoms were typical signs of ammonia-intoxication.

Published
1991

2. [Hereditary neuraxial edema in polled Hereford calves].

Author

Weaver AD

Subjects
Animals, Cattle, Central Nervous System Diseases genetics, Edema veterinary, England, Female, Hyperesthesia genetics, Hyperesthesia veterinary, Male, Movement Disorders genetics, Species Specificity, Brain Edema veterinary, Cattle Diseases genetics, Central Nervous System Diseases veterinary, Movement Disorders veterinary
Published
1974

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