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Ontario Veterinary College's Blog – November 2014 Archive (1)
Early detection of ketosis can provide invaluable data
Early detection of ketosis can provide dairy farmers with invaluable data to improve their cattle’s health and productivity.
In a health monitoring program, a cow’s ketone levels can be measured in milk, blood or urine samples weekly for two to three weeks post-calving. Advancements in milking systems are incorporating ketone measurement into…
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