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This is a Animal Study study (also classified as: Observational).

August 21, 2025Bulletin of KSAUOpen Access

Clinical and Immunological Status Indicators in the Calves' Diarrhea Treatment With a Phytoprobiotic Agent

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Comparative analysis reveals phytoprobiotic therapy enhances clinical outcomes in calves with diarrhea, suggesting benefits for farm management.

Phytoprobiotic treatment significantly improved clinical and immunological parameters in calves.
After 10 days, total protein increased by 32.6% and albumin by 5.4% in the experimental group.
The study involved newborn calves treated with a phytoprobiotic agent versus a control solution.
Results indicate the phytoprobiotic may reduce reliance on synthetic drugs, promoting animal welfare.

Lyubov' Savel'eva (2025) studied this question.

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Comparative analysis reveals phytoprobiotic therapy enhances clinical outcomes in calves with diarrhea, suggesting benefits for farm management.