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Webinar
Hypocalcemia and Ketosis in Dairy Animals
Objective
This webinar aims to provide veterinarians, dairy farmers, and animal health professionals with comprehensive insights into two of the most common metabolic disorders in dairy cattle—hypocalcemia and ketosis. We will discuss their causes, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment strategies, equipping participants with practical knowledge to enhance herd health and productivity.
What to Expect in the Webinar:
- Introduction to Metabolic Disorders in Dairy Cattle
- Overview of metabolic diseases and their impact on dairy production
- Importance of early diagnosis and effective management
- Understanding Hypocalcemia (Milk Fever)
- Causes and risk factors
- Clinical signs and stages (subclinical vs. clinical)
- Diagnosis methods (clinical examination, blood tests)
- Treatment options (calcium supplements, IV therapy)
- Prevention strategies (dietary management, transition cow nutrition)
- Understanding Ketosis in Dairy Cows
- Causes and predisposing factors
- Clinical signs and classification (clinical vs. subclinical ketosis)
- Diagnostic approaches (urine, blood, and milk tests)
- Treatment protocols (glucose supplementation, dietary interventions)
- Preventive measures (balanced nutrition, energy management in transition cows)
- Case Studies and Real-World Applications
- Analysis of real-life cases of hypocalcemia and ketosis
- Lessons learned and best practices
- Q&A Session
- Open floor for participants to ask questions and discuss challenges
Key Takeaways:
- Early detection methods for hypocalcemia and ketosis
- Effective treatment strategies to reduce economic losses
- Nutritional and management practices to prevent metabolic disorders
- Real-world insights from veterinary experts and dairy professionals
