Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association · 2014
Associations between infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis at weaning and ultrasongraphically measured body composition traits in yearling cattle.
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Funk Lucas D, Reecy James M, Wang Chong, Tait Richard G, O'Connor Annette M
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OBJECTIVE: To assess associations between infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis (IBK) diagnosed at weaning and production traits in yearling beef calves.
DESIGN: Retrospective population-based cohort study.
ANIMALS: 1,882 Angus calves.
PROCEDURES: Angus calves from 1 farm were evaluated over 7 years. The association between yearling body production traits and detection of IBK lesions at weaning was evaluated.
RESULTS: Yearlings that had evidence of IBK at weaning had less 12th rib fat depth, ribeye area, and body weight than did cohorts without evidence of IBK. Average daily gain was greater in cattle that had IBK lesions at weaning, but this did not offset lower body weight at weaning.
CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE: The associations between IBK at weaning and production variables persisted well into the postweaning period, and there appeared to be a relationship between decreased body composition traits at yearling evaluation and IBK infection before weaning.
DESIGN: Retrospective population-based cohort study.
ANIMALS: 1,882 Angus calves.
PROCEDURES: Angus calves from 1 farm were evaluated over 7 years. The association between yearling body production traits and detection of IBK lesions at weaning was evaluated.
RESULTS: Yearlings that had evidence of IBK at weaning had less 12th rib fat depth, ribeye area, and body weight than did cohorts without evidence of IBK. Average daily gain was greater in cattle that had IBK lesions at weaning, but this did not offset lower body weight at weaning.
CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE: The associations between IBK at weaning and production variables persisted well into the postweaning period, and there appeared to be a relationship between decreased body composition traits at yearling evaluation and IBK infection before weaning.