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AbanicoVet 2013; 3 (1)

Use of selenium in sheep

Carbajal HMA, Aquí QG, Díaz GC

Language: Spanish
References: 47
Page: 44-54
PDF size: 284.59 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The highest percentage mortality in lambs occurs during the first days of life, and one of the most important minerals in sheeps during this stage is selenium (Se). Its deficiency causes white muscle disease. The most part of Mexico presents selenium deficiency problems. Requirements for sheep Se dependends on the amount of vitamin E in the diet; experiences in Mexico suggest to use a dose of 0.25 mg Se in apparently healthy lambs and 0.5 mg Se in lambs that signed in muscular dystrophy. From 3 mg/kg. of body weight, orally subministrated can occur cases of acute toxicity.


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