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What is an excellent source of most vitamins.
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Liver
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____ is high in distiller grains and cause toxicity problems when distillers are fed at high levels in the diet.
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Sulfur
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What is the maximum tolerable sulfur level for most ruminant diets?
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0.16 - 0.24%
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A vitamin __ , calcium or phosporous deficiency can have similar symptoms.
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D
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Animals exposed to the sun wll have reduced ___ requirements.
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Vitamin D
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Wheat products may improve ___ absorption due to their ___ activity and is more beneficial for monogastrics compared to ruminant animals.
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Phosphorous, phytase
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A phosphorous deficiency that cause animals to eat almost any hard object is called:
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Pica
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Grass tetany is commonly associated with excess potassium in the forage.
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True
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Pansteatitis in cats results from a ___ deficiency.
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Vitamin E
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Vitamin ___ is required for the enlargement of the foramen through which the optic nerve passes.
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A
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Polioencephalomalcia is associated with a ____ deficiency and excess ___ in ruminants.
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Thiamine, sulfur
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The vitamin required for the synthesis of FAD is:
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Riboflavin
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The mineral that combines with hydroxyapatite to form a harder crystal is:
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Flouride
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Selenium intake can have a major effect on the ____ requirement.
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Vitamin E
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Why is anemia a symptom of copper deficiency?
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Because copper is needed to get iron into a form that can be incorporated into hemoglobin in red blood cells.
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