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Articles Tagged with ''subclinical hypocalcemia''

5 things to know about the prevention and economics of ketosis

August 30, 2022
Jerome Carrier

Ketosis, also called hyperketonemia, is a disease defined by elevated levels of ketone bodies in circulation, or high ketones, for short.


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Economic impact of subclinical hypocalcemia

February 24, 2021
Debra Nickelson
Before discussing subclinical hypocalcemia, it is helpful to review the more obvious disease of clinical hypocalcemia, or what everyone knows as milk fever. This disease can occur in mature dairy cows within three days after calving.
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Subclinical hypocalcemia impacts cows and profitability

October 18, 2019
Tim Brown
Hypocalcemia impacts cows on all types of dairies. Historically, dairy producers have focused on clinical hypocalcemia, often called milk fever, because without treatment these cows don’t recover.
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