GEVİŞ GETİRENLERDE İDRAR TAŞI OLUŞUMU

İdrar taşı oluşumu ruminantlarda perform'ans düşüklüğüne ve hatüa ö'lüme bile sebep olabil'en önemli bir ralha.tsızlıktır. Bö'lırek ve idrar kesesinde oluşan taşların idrar atılimını'engellemesi sonucu ortaya çıkan 'bu raüıatsız{ık idrar kanalındaki mineral madde'birikmesinden kaynaklanmaktadır.

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