The major acute phase proteins (APPs) in cattle are haptoglobin (Hp) and serum amyloid A
(SAA), and in swine, are Hp, SAA, C‐reactive protein (CRP), and Pig major acute phase …

The primary liver abnormality observed during beef harvest are abscesses Fig. 1. Liver
abscesses reduce beef industry value via lost liver and offal sales opportunity, lighter …

Abstract 1H NMR-based metabolomics was used to study the effect of abrupt weaning on
the blood metabolome of beef calves. Twenty Angus calves (258±5 kg BW; 5 to 6 months …

Failure of a robust but well-regulated immune response may result in reproductive tract
inflammatory disease, such as metritis, purulent vaginal discharge, or endometritis. Metritis …

Excessive negative energy balance in early lactation is linked to an increased disease risk
but may be mitigated by appropriate nutrition. The liver plays central roles in both …

The transition period is the stage of the high incidence of metabolic and infectious diseases
in dairy cows. Improving transition dairy cows' health is crucial for the industry. This study …

Indirect assessment of metabolic status using milk samples provides a noninvasive and
objective tool for cow-level health monitoring. Milk fat-to-protein ratio (FPR) has been …

The transition period in dairy cows (3 weeks before and after parturition) is characterized by
remarkable metabolic and endocrine adjustments, which accompany the change from late …

Background As in housed systems, the transition period in grazing systems is defined as the
6 to 8 weeks encompassing late pregnancy and early lactation and it involves coordinated …

Lactation in dairy cows implies comprehensive endocrine and metabolic changes including
a systemic electrolytic reaction. Previous studies have rarely considered these specific …