[The effect of a different energy supply for growing Great Danes on the body mass and skeletal development. 3. Clinical picture and chemical studies of the skeleton].

J Zentek, H Meyer, K Dämmrich
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In growth studies with young Great Danes (0-6 months old), the effects of ad libitum (nine animals) or restricted feed supply (70-80% of ad libitum supply; 17 dogs, 9 of them bearing additional weight loads, 15% of body weight attached to the shoulder) were investigated with regard to development of the skeleton and bone composition. Growth disturbances of the skeleton were seen in every group, but the incidence increased with ad libitum feeding. Fast growth led to the valgus syndrome in fore- and hindlimbs, while hyperextensions of the carpal joint were seen, independently of the growth intensity. Weight loading in connection with energy restriction could not reproduce the same effects as ad libitum feeding. The mineral and protein concentrations in the bones (related to fat-free dry matter) were not affected either by the different feeding levels or by the weight loading.

生长中的大丹犬不同的能量供应对体重和骨骼发育的影响。3.骨骼的临床图像和化学研究]。
在幼龄大丹犬(0-6个月大)的生长研究中,自由饲料(9只动物)或限制饲料供应(70-80%自由饲料供应;研究了17只狗的骨骼发育和骨骼组成,其中9只狗承受额外的体重负荷,15%的体重附着在肩膀上。各组均出现骨骼生长障碍,随摄食量的增加而增加。快速生长导致前肢和后肢外翻综合征,而腕关节超伸,独立于生长强度。负重加能量限制不能再现自由采食的效果。骨骼中的矿物质和蛋白质浓度(与无脂肪干物质有关)不受不同饲养水平或体重负荷的影响。
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