Urine pH as an index for calculating the amount of
bicarbonate for treatment of acidotic calves

It was shown that acute metabolic acidosis is one ofthe significant signs of diarrhoea in new-born calves. A rectilinear dependence was observed between urine pH indices and parameters of base excess ofthe acid-base balance in their blood. A method ofcorrecting the different stages of metabolic acidosis in calves with diarrhoea by sodium bicarbonate, based on urine pH values, is proposed.

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