ANIMAIS COLOSTRADOS COM COLOSTRO MATERNO E COLOSTRO EM PÓ E A OCORRÊNCIA DE TRISTEZA PARASITÁRIA BOVINA (TPB) EM UMA MESMA ÉPOCA DO ANO

Abstract

Colostrum – the secretion produced shortly after delivery – has high levels of total solids, proteins, immunoglobulins (antibodies), vitamins and minerals. A well-done colostrum guarantees the calf the immunity it needs for the first moments of its life. When colostrum is not well done, the animal is exposed to diseases, one of these diseases is Bovine Parasitic Sadness (BPS). Data were collected from animals used in the Experimental Bezerreiro experiments at Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz (ESALQ) that were colostrated with maternal colostrum or powdered colostrum and that had or had not had TPB during the same time of year (autumn/winter and spring). /summer). Animals colostrated with maternal colostrum had a higher rate of Passive Immunity Transfer (TIP) than animals colostrated with powdered colostrum and had fewer cases of BPD.