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protein

-basic needs must be met, additional needed for growth, reproduction, or lactation. It is required for cell formation in all tissues


-usually the more expensive ingredient


-deficiency: poor growth, lack of production and reproduction problems


-excess: joint disease, reproductive disorders



energy

-also needed in measured amounts for basic body functions


-deficiency: poor growth, lack of production, no energy for handling stress and protecting against disease


-excess: over conditioning or obesity


joint disease: osteocondritis dissicans bone deteriorates underneath cartilage of joints. see in large, fast growing animals; most common in horses and dogs

salt

-water balance


-kidney function


-eliminate waste


-excess: "salt toxicity"


-deficiency: Pica

calcium : phosphorus

-needed in a ratio


-especially important in lactating animals


-deficiencies related to bone disease


-osteoporosis



iron

-needed for hemoglobin production in red blood cells


-particular need for Fe in young pigs

selenium

-mineral works in conjunction with vitamin E


-together they act as antioxidants to counteract the by product of metabolism. they keep tissue healthy and bolster immunity


-together in appropriate amounts they have been proven to aid in:


-healthy muscle tone


-healthy mammary glands


-fertility improvement


-vit E/ sel deficiency causes:


-white muscle disease - necrosis

vitamin A

-required for epithelial tissue:


-normal skin and hair coat


-normal sight

vitamin B

-most commonly seen as a deficiency in young ruminants - specifically thiamine or vitamin B1


-polioencephalomalacia


-produces neurologic signs:


-incoordinated, stagger (ataxia)


-blindness


-opisthotonus

vitamin C

-required in small amounts for skin and joints


-deficiency- scurvy

vitamin D

-required for the absorption of calcium


-deficiency produces: rickets in young, osteomalacia and hypocalcemia in mature

vitamin K

-required in blood clotting mechanism

parasitism

-common in all large animals, particular problem in sheep, goats, horses, and young cattle


-control is centered around: sanitation, density, feed management, medication

signs of internal parasites

-thin, poor growth, poor hair coat


-diarrhea


-anemia


-abdominal pain - colic



signs of external parasites

-severe itching and associated trauma


-injury to others


-anemia


-vectors of disease