ArticleAnimals : an open access journal from MDPI2026
Effects of Alkaline Mineral Complex Water Supplementation in the Diet on the Oxidative Stress, Immunity and Health of Lactating Cows.
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Abstract
Mid-lactation represents a critical production phase for high-yield dairy cows, where nutrient imbalance can compromise animal health and farm profitability. This study investigated the effects of dietary alkaline mineral complex (AMC)-water supplementation on milk yield, blood biochemistry, oxidative stress, immunity, hormone secretion and ion status in mid-lactation dairy cows. A total of 120 high-yield mid-lactation Holstein cows were stratified into three milk yield subgroups (EHYG, HYG, MHYG) based on pre-experimental milk yield records. Within each yield stratum, 20 cows were randomly assigned to either the control group or the AMC-supplemented group, resulting in three control subgroups and three AMC-supplemented subgroups (
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