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What are the two requirements for ketosis to occur?
-high glucose demand such as lactation with or without pregnancy
-high levels of fat mobilization
In some herds up to what percent of animals may have primary ketosis?
30-50% of cows
Is secondary ketosis often persistent or transient?
transient
What other form of ketosis is seen besides wasting disease type ketosis?
nervous ketosis
-CNS signs predominate
What is the cause of nervous ketosis CNS signs?
uncertain
possibly decreased glucose and increased ammonia
What is responsible for the production of ketones?
metabolism of fat
What are the three major ketones that we measure?
beta hydroxybutyrate
acetone
acetoacetate
What is the treatment of choice for ketonuria?
-IV glucose - 50% dextrose
-If not pregnant, glucocorticoids- dexamethasone or isoflupredone acetate
-propylene glycol drenches
-force feeding
-decrease milk rproduction
-restore to full nutrition
-don't stop supplementation until cow is normal for several days
-pregnant cows may need C-section
When do you want to increase the plane of nutrition prior to calving to prevent ketosis?
2 weaks
What are some of the things you can use to prevent ketosis in problem herds?
-monitor ketone levels in urine and milk
-supplement propylene glycol
What makes ketosis go from a good prognosis to a guarded to poor prognosis?
the presence of fatty liver
Does some level of ketosis probably occur in ALL high producing dairy cows in early lactation?
yes
May ketones affect appetite?
yes, the cows refuse concentrate, this is necessary for proprionic acid production

proprionic acid is a primary glucose precursor in ruminants
What are some of the risk factors for ketosis in cows?
excessively thin or excessively fat cows
-subclinical ketosis contributes to decreased overall productivity and premature culling
Is there an increased incidence of DAs in herds with ketosis problems?
YES