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Importance of the first colostrum
In calves, immunoglobulins are absorbed through the intestines for approximately 24 hours after birth. Immediately after birth, the closure of the intestinal wall for these large molecules begins in a...
Importance of the first colostrum
In calves, immunoglobulins are absorbed through the intestines for approximately 24 hours after birth. Immediately after birth, the closure of the intestinal wall for these large molecules begins in a...
Why do goat farmers choose CapraCol®?
Raising goat kids without mothers reduces the risk of disease transmission from mother to kid. To make motherless rearing as natural as possible, many goat farmers administer artificial colostrum.Artificial colostrum...
Why do goat farmers choose CapraCol®?
Raising goat kids without mothers reduces the risk of disease transmission from mother to kid. To make motherless rearing as natural as possible, many goat farmers administer artificial colostrum.Artificial colostrum...
Which piglets receive extra colostrum?
Colostrum is essential for piglets in the farrowing pen. Colostrum is indeed the only source of antibodies for piglets at this stage. Insufficient colostrum leads to reduced immunity, making piglets...
Which piglets receive extra colostrum?
Colostrum is essential for piglets in the farrowing pen. Colostrum is indeed the only source of antibodies for piglets at this stage. Insufficient colostrum leads to reduced immunity, making piglets...
Ensuring optimal antibody uptake
Some animals, including goat kids, lambs, calves, alpaca foals, and piglets, are born without antibodies, meaning they lack natural resistance. The sole source of antibodies for these animals is colostrum....
Ensuring optimal antibody uptake
Some animals, including goat kids, lambs, calves, alpaca foals, and piglets, are born without antibodies, meaning they lack natural resistance. The sole source of antibodies for these animals is colostrum....