Water Quality, Essential Condition Sustaining the Health, Production, Reproduction in Cattle. A Review

  • El Mahdy C
  • Boaru A
  • Popescu S
  • et al.
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Abstract

The main component of the body: the water, alongside with many function which it has,represents a constituent in the diet of animal. There are many and various factors that influence the daily water requirements of animals: some dependent on animal: and others dependent on the environment. Water quality administered to livestock must meet the requirements for potability prerequisite to maintaining the health, externalization full productive potential and sustaining breeding. Knowing the importance of water quality consists in the negative action which can exert on the body to exceeding certain thresholds translated through: reducing water consumption simultaneously with the decrease milk production, decreased feed conversion rate and average daily gain, degradation of health status by reducing the local resistance, decrease overall body resistance, metabolic, digestive, skeletal disorders and impaired reproduction sphere translated through:decreasing fertility, abortions; elements interfering with the absorption of other essential water body, producing chronic or acute poisoning. The water composition plays essential role depending on which is supplemented or not as the case the quantity of the macro and trace minerals from feedingstuff  according to the synergism or antagonism action between  the minerals present.

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El Mahdy, C. I., Boaru, A., Popescu, S., & Borda, C. (2016). Water Quality, Essential Condition Sustaining the Health, Production, Reproduction in Cattle. A Review. Bulletin of University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca. Animal Science and Biotechnologies, 73(2), 113. https://doi.org/10.15835/buasvmcn-asb:12156

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