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Shandong Qingfeng | Cattle lack of different mineral manifestations and prevention measures!
Release time:
2021-12-21
Pica disappears The placenta does not go down. Increase the hardness of the hoof shell Prevention of hoof disease Prevention of heat and cold stress Enhancing the reproductive capacity of female animals Prolonged peak lactation Improve feed conversion rate Improving Animal Health Index reduce morbidity
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Calcium and phosphorus are the most abundant minerals in cattle and are important components of bones and teeth. Calcium is an important component of cells and tissue fluid, involved in blood coagulation, maintenance of blood pH and normal function of muscles and nerves. Phosphorus is a component of phospholipids, nucleic acids, and phosphoproteins. It participates in the process of sugar metabolism and biological oxidation, and maintains the acid-base balance in the body. When calcium and phosphorus are insufficient or inappropriate in the diet, cattle show slow growth, decreased productivity, poor appetite, pica, young animals suffer from rickets, adult animals suffer from osteomalacia or osteoporosis.
Sodium and chlorine are components of gastric juice and are involved in the digestive function; together they maintain fluid osmotic pressure and acid-base balance. Lack of sodium and chlorine, cattle showed decreased appetite, slow growth, weight loss, rough fur, reduced reproductive function, low feed utilization rate, decreased productivity, and heterophilia.
Magnesium 60 ~ 70% exists in bones, which is necessary for the normal development of bones. Magnesium is related to a variety of enzyme activities and is their activator, which plays an important role in carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism. It is directly involved in the composition of enzymes and regulates the excitability of neuromuscular. With a lack of magnesium, cattle exhibit stunted growth, hyperexcitability, cramps, anorexia, muscle twitching, and even death from coma.
Iron is an important component of hemoglobin and myoglobin, and is a hematopoietic element. As a component of many enzymes, iron is involved in the biological oxidation process in cells. Iron has the function of preventing infectious diseases in the body. Iron deficiency in cattle is prone to anemia, manifested as pale skin and mucous membranes, loss of appetite, slow growth, weight loss, weak disease resistance, and high mortality in severe cases.
Pica disappears
The placenta does not go down.
Increase the hardness of the hoof shell
Prevention of hoof disease
Prevention of heat and cold stress
Enhancing the reproductive capacity of female animals
Prolonged peak lactation
Improve feed conversion rate
Improving Animal Health Index
reduce morbidity
Copper can promote the absorption of iron in the small intestine, has a catalytic effect on the formation of heme, or a variety of enzyme components or activator. Copper deficiency in cattle is prone to anemia, osteoporosis, myocardial fibrosis, etc., and can also reduce reproductive performance.
Zinc participates in the composition of enzymes in the body, participates in the metabolism of proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and maintains the normal growth of epithelial cells and wool. When cattle lack zinc, slow growth, decreased feed intake, poor appetite, impaired reproductive function (embryo deformity, stillbirth, male testis dysplasia), nasal mucosa and oral mucosa inflammation, skin thickening, rough coat, acromegaly.
Manganese is involved in bone formation, the synthesis of sex hormones and certain enzymes. When cattle are deficient in manganese, feed intake decreases, feed utilization is low, growth and development are blocked, bone formation defects, difficulty in standing and walking, joint pain, and inability to maintain balance.
Iodine is an important component of thyroid hormones and is involved in almost all metabolic processes. Maintain thermal balance in the body, and regulate reproduction, growth, development, erythropoiesis and blood circulation. Iodine deficiency in cattle can lead to goiter, stunted growth, decreased metabolic rate and affected reproductive performance. Iodine deficiency in pregnant mothers can lead to fetal death, stillbirth or low fetal survival.
Cobalt is mainly involved in the synthesis of vitamin B12, which is essential for the body's hematopoietic process, and activates many enzymes, which are related to protein and carbohydrate metabolism. Cobalt deficiency can cause loss of appetite, anemia, weight loss, pica, coat rough, production performance decline, liver steatosis.
Selenium is a constituent of glutathione peroxidase, which prevents biofilm damage; it has the effect of activating sulfur-containing amino groups, which are necessary for the conversion of methionine to cysteine. The main manifestation of selenium deficiency in cattle is white myopathy, which causes skeletal muscle and myocardial degeneration, slow growth and weight loss, resulting in infertility or stillbirth.
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