Etiopathogenesis of Calcium–Phosphorus Metabolism in Rabbits
Authors/Creators
- 1. Independent researcher, Sаmarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine, Livestock and Biotechnology
- 2. Professor, Sаmarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine, Livestock and Biotechnology
- 3. Student, Sаmarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine, Livestock and Biotechnology
Description
ABSTRACT: In this article clinical signs, hematological indicators and photo morphological changes in bones of the etiopathogenesis of calcium–phosphorus metabolism in rabbits are described. Low–nutrition, poor–quality feeding of mother rabbits during the estrus period means that the needs of the mother rabbits’ body for vitamins and macro–microelements are not fully met. Disorders of calcium and phosphorus metabolism in rabbits are on average 53,3% during the gestation period and on average 73,3% during the postpartum period. It is accompanied by symptoms such as a decrease in response to external influences, swelling of the skin, a decrease in gloss, strong whitening of the mucous membranes, a decrease in body weight, accompanied by symptoms such as a change in appetite.