Displaced abomasum (DA) occurs when the abomasum, which is the fourth or ‘true’ stomach of the cow, floats from its natural midline position to the left (left displaced abomasum or LDA) or to the ...

White wormers (benzimidazoles) work well at killing adults in the GI tract, he adds. The two subclasses of the macrocyclic ...

This negative K balance may not be readily apparent in lost milk production or lower DM intake. Detecting a K deficiency might be difficult, but German researchers indicate that it might show up ...

When calves are only fed twice a day, the abomasum sits empty too long, according to a recent study. This causes low pH levels to result and it might lead to stomach ulcerations. Sockett and his team ...

2 Kids. Image via Unsplash. The digestive physiology of a kid resembles that of a monogastric animal because the baby goat is a ruminant. The digestion of milk starts in the abomasum, and then the ...

Just take our national rugby team and biggest pride, the Springboks. We do have deer (mainly fallow and axis deer) but they ...

The digesta were removed from the stomachs of each weaned calves immediately after slaughter to determine the tissue weight of the empty rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum by the electronic scale.

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