Effect of Cobalt Chloride on Catalase Activity in Buffalo Blood

The aim of the study is to investigate the effect of cobalt on catalase activity. This is based on the biological characteristics of buffaloes to understand how supplementary feeding of cobalt chloride affects biochemical processes in the body, including catalase activity. The methodology involved conducting blood and intestinal juice tests to measure catalase activity, administering cobalt chloride to one group of buffaloes and normal feed to another group as a control, performing statistical analysis of the data obtained, and comparing and evaluating the results. The applied significance of the study lies in understanding the effect of cobalt on biochemical processes in the buffalo organism, as well as in developing new approaches to optimize nutritional supplements in animal husbandry and improve animal health. It is also important for increasing animal productivity and disease prevention. The results of the study can demonstrate the effects of cobalt chloride on the buffalo body and how it alters catalase activity. For example, when cobalt is administered, there may be an increase or decrease in catalase activity. These results may vary depending on the dose of cobalt, route of administration, and individual animal characteristics. The scientific novelty of the study lies in investigating the effects of cobalt on buffaloes. The lack of literature in this area increases the importance of the study. In addition, a better understanding of the effects of changes in catalase activity on biochemical processes may contribute to new knowledge in the field of animal physiology and biochemistry.