COMPARATIVE RESEARCHES REGARDING MILKY CATTLE PUERPERIUM, SUPERVISION AND GUIDANCE USING NATURAL PRODUCTS
Abstract
The researches were caried out in a Mureş county private farm during December 2006 and June 2007 on 40 puerperial cows (HOLSTEIN), divided into 4 batchs. For the first batch we administrated Eucaliptus compositum product (150 ml, 20% solution, 2 instilations at 48 hours), for the second one EucaComp product (20% solution, 150 ml, 2 instilation at 48 hours), for the third batch the Plantistim product (20% solution, 150 ml, 2 doses at 48 hours), batch IV being kept as a control sample. The individuals of the four batchs were supervised regarding the puerperium evolution observing the quantity and quality of lochias secretions, uterine involution, ovarian activity recommencement as well as the first ovarian cycle apparition. For in-uterine instillations the local puerperal infections were prevented, showing the efficiency of the products used. The use of these fitotherapeutical products for the puerperium control and supervision are in advantage as it regards the costs as well as the non-invasive activity and the lack of after-effect.
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