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• W2804564495 abstract "Animal welfare in dairy calf husbandry depends on calf rearing and is probably improved by intensive milk feeding programs. In addition, butyrate supplementation in milk replacer (MR) stimulates postnatal growth and may affect the immune system in calves. We have investigated the combined effects of ad libitum MR feeding and butyrate supplementation on feeding behavior, health, and the immune responses in calves. Holstein calves (n = 64) were examined from birth until wk 11 of age. Calves received MR either ad libitum (Adl) or restrictively (Res) with (AdlB+, ResB+) or without (AdlB-, ResB-) 0.24% butyrate supplementation starting on d 4. From wk 9 to 10, all calves were gradually weaned and were fed 2 L/d until the end of the trial. Concentrate, hay, and water were freely available. Calves were housed in straw-bedded group pens with automatic MR feeders, where feed intake and feeding behavior were documented. Blood was drawn on d 1 before the first colostrum intake; on d 2, 4, and 7; and weekly thereafter until the end of the study to measure plasma concentrations of total protein, albumin, the immunoglobulins IgG1, IgG2, and IgM, and the acute phase proteins fibrinogen, serum amyloid A, and haptoglobin. Liver samples were taken on d 50 and 80 to determine gene expression related to acute phase proteins. Body temperature was measured daily for the first 3 wk, and clinical traits were scored daily. Ad libitum MR feeding resulted in greater MR intake, greater MR intake per meal, slower sucking rate, and greater body weight, but in a lower number of unrewarded visits and lower concentrate intake when compared with Res. Butyrate reduced the sucking rate but increased MR intake per meal. Immunoglobulins in the blood plasma increased after colostrum intake in all calves, with only minor differences among groups throughout the study. Plasma fibrinogen and serum amyloid A increased in the first week of life in all calves, and fibrinogen was greater in Res than in Adl on d 21, 49, and 63. Hepatic gene expression of fibrinogen on d 80 was greater in Adl than in Res. Gene expression of SAA2 was greater on d 50 in Adl than in Res and on d 80 was greater in ResB+ than in ResB-. Body temperature was greater in Adl than in Res during the first 2 wk, but neither MR feeding nor butyrate affected the health status. An improved animal welfare in Adl calves is supported by fewer signs of hunger, but intensive milk feeding and butyrate did not affect the health and immune status of the calves in a consistent manner." @default.
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• W2804564495 title "Effects of ad libitum milk replacer feeding and butyrate supplementation on behavior, immune status, and health of Holstein calves in the postnatal period" @default.
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