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Treating the ketotic dairy cow – Does intravenous dextrose improve health and production over oral propylene glycol alone?

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The Manager
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Bach, Kathryn
Capel, Michael
Mann, Sabine
McArt, Jessica
Abstract

Our findings in four herds suggest that intravenous dextrose for one or three days in addition to oral PG for treatment of early postpartum ketosis did not improve recovery, reduce the risk of adverse health events, or improve average daily milk yield over treatment with PG alone. Ketosis risk, treatment preferences, and occurrence of negative health events vary between herds. Therefore, we suggest that producers discuss the results of this and other studies with their veterinarian to determine the optimal ketosis treatment plan for each individual herd.

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The Manager is published by Progressive Dairyman, an award-winning magazine that provides compelling features, helpful articles, insightful news analysis, and entertaining commentary about the people, practices and topics related to a dairy lifestyle.
Date Issued
2020-07
Publisher
Progressive Dairy
Keywords
ketosis
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dairy
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dextrose
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propylene glycol
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calving
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fresh
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