Studies of urine in cows when using a complex feed additive

The study of the productive level of farm animals is a very urgent task of modern animal husbandry and the development of effective and inexpensive, high-energy feed rations based on carbohydrate-vitamin-mineral concentrates is one of the priorities of the agro-industrial complex. For this purpose, in our experiments, we conducted a study of urinary function, namely urine, in order to find out the effect of feed additives on the body of dairy cows. Since urine tests are of great clinical and diagnostic importance in various animal diseases, including metabolic disorders. Studies have established that when applying a modern complex feed additive to dairy cows, the absence of glucose in the urine was found. The content of ketone bodies was also not detected.