A pathogen that is related to E. coli.... ↪ Read more
Delivery of drugs or nutrients to the intestianl tract by deposition in the mouth, stomach or jejunum.... ↪ Read more
Gross Energy (GE) The total combustible energy in a feed, determined by measuring the amount of heat produced when a feed sample is completely burnt in a bomb calorimeter.... ↪ Read more
A nutrient essential for maintenance, growth, production and reproduction. Energy is required in larger amounts than any other nutrient except water, and is often the limiting factor in livestock production.... ↪ Read more
A substance released from some types of bacteria in the intestine that when absorbed into the blood causes fever and shock called endotoxic shock.... ↪ Read more
A type of shock caused by absorbing endotoxin which is released from some types of bacteria in the intestine when those bacteria die.... ↪ Read more
An inherited condition seen mainly in older dogs characterized by death of endothelial cells allowing water to enter the stroma resulting in permanent edema.... ↪ Read more
A morphine-like peptide that is produced in the brain and which binds to certain receptors to reduce the sensation of pain. 6/18/2003)... ↪ Read more veterinary-help.com
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