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Characterization of peripartum rumination and activity of cows diagnosed with metabolic and uterine diseases
The objectives of the current experiment were to characterize the correlation among total serum Ca, nonesterified fatty acids (NEFA), β-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA), and haptoglobin concentrations and daily rumination time (DRT) and activity of periparturient cows and to determine the association between...
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| description | The objectives of the current experiment were to characterize the correlation among total serum Ca, nonesterified fatty acids (NEFA), β-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA), and haptoglobin concentrations and daily rumination time (DRT) and activity of periparturient cows and to determine the association between periparturient events and peripartum DRT and activity. Holstein animals (nulliparous=77, parous=219) were enrolled in the experiment approximately 21 d before expected calving date. Cows were fitted with individual Heat Rumination Long Distance collars (HRLD, SCR Engineers Ltd., Netanya, Israel) from enrollment until approximately 21±3 d postpartum. Blood samples collected weekly from enrollment to 21 d postpartum were used to determine concentrations of NEFA, BHBA, and haptoglobin. Blood samples collected within 72h after calving were used to determine total serum Ca concentration. Subclinical ketosis was characterized by BHBA >1,000µmol/L in any sample, and subclinical hypocalcemia was characterized by Ca |
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Holstein animals (nulliparous=77, parous=219) were enrolled in the experiment approximately 21 d before expected calving date. Cows were fitted with individual Heat Rumination Long Distance collars (HRLD, SCR Engineers Ltd., Netanya, Israel) from enrollment until approximately 21±3 d postpartum. Blood samples collected weekly from enrollment to 21 d postpartum were used to determine concentrations of NEFA, BHBA, and haptoglobin. Blood samples collected within 72h after calving were used to determine total serum Ca concentration. Subclinical ketosis was characterized by BHBA >1,000µmol/L in any sample, and subclinical hypocalcemia was characterized by Ca <8.55ng/dL within 72h after calving. Cows were examined 1, 7±3, and 14±3 d postpartum for diagnosis of retained fetal membrane and metritis. Total Ca (r=0.15), NEFA (r=−0.27), and haptoglobin (r=−0.18) concentrations were weakly correlated with DRT. Concentration of BHBA (r=−0.14) was weakly correlated with activity. Postpartum DRT was reduced among cows that delivered twins compared with cows that delivered singletons (437.9±4.8 vs. 385.9±17.1min/d). Prepartum (465.8±4.1 vs 430.8±14.9 arbitrary units) and postpartum (536.5±5.5 vs. 480.3±19.4 arbitrary units) activity were reduced among cows that delivered twins compared with cows that delivered singletons. Delivery of stillborn calves was associated with reduced DRT prepartum (478.0±5.9 vs. 417.0±23.4min/d) and postpartum (437.2±4.8 vs. 386.5±19.3min/d). On the other hand, cows delivering stillborn calves had increased activity prepartum compared with cows delivering live calves (499.3±16.2 vs. 461.3±4.1 arbitrary unit). Occurrence of retained fetal membrane tended to and was associated with reduced prepartum (444.3±11.0 vs. 466.5±4.3 arbitrary unit) and postpartum (488.2±14.5 vs. 538.8±5.7 arbitrary unit) activity, respectively. 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