Pregnancy and lactation are physiological periods that result in an increased metabolic
demand that, if not satisfied, could provoke a threat to homeostasis. In this study changes in …

A total of 32 Landlly crossbred sows were categorized into three groups based on their body
condition score (BCS) on the 90th day of gestation viz. low, moderate, and high body …

Alternative feedstuffs having potential to deliver nutrients without inflicting zoo-technical
attributes would be of great interest for today's livestock industry that aims at cleaner …

Minimising health problems and increasing yield have always been the objectives in
livestock agriculture. Hence, increases in incidences of reproductive conditions in cattle …

The aim of this study was to determine the metabolic status, stress and ovarian activity
through progesterone profile in dairy buffalo as influenced by post‐partum days, body …

Simple Summary Studies have shown that providing concentrate and bypass fat as feed
supplements resulted in better performance of large ruminants. However, there is limited …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of parity on some hematological,
biochemical, mineral and hormonal parameters from the last 2 months of gestation up to 4 …

Due to the lack of reports on the lactation stage effect in she-camels, this study aimed to
study the physiological changes in the hematological and biochemical profiles of she …

Transition period is a very critical period for buffaloes that extends three weeks before
calving up to 3 weeks after calving. Few published papers about the changes in Egyptian …

Physiological condition as well as health status of animals can be revealed by the changes
in blood constituents. There are certain hormonal and metabolic parameters, which …