RT  - Journal Article
A1  - Hasan, Sajibul
A1  - Hossain, Md. Mosharaf
A1  - Nisa, Nazmunnahar
A1  - Ratul, Md. Abdur Raihan
T1  - Physiological Evaluation of Probiotic on Health Performance and Hemato-Biochemical Traits Related to Prevention and Control of Diarrheal Incidence in Neonatal Sahiwal Calves
JF  - Journal of Biosciences and Public Health
JO  - J. Biosci. Public Health
YR  - 2026
VO  - 2
IS  - 4
SP  - 415-423
DO  - 10.5455/JBPH.2026.23
AB  - Neonatal calves often face health challenges like diarrhea, which can slow growth, but probiotics added to feed may help improve calf physiology. This experiment assessed the physiological effects of probiotics on health performance and haemato-biochemical parameters related to the prevention and control of diarrhea in neonatal Sahiwal calves. A total of 30 local shahiwal crossbreed female calves aged 1 to 3 days whose initial body weights were more or less similar were allocated into two experimental groups. The control group (n=15) was fed normal milk without additives, and the probiotic group (n=15) was fed normal milk with probiotic (4 g/day) throughout the 60-days trial period. Body weight was measured at birth and thereafter at 15 days interval up to 8 weeks of age. Blood samples from the experimental calves were collected by jugular venipuncture for hemato-biochemical analysis. Fecal consistency was observed and recorded daily throughout the trial period. Results showed that calves in the control and probiotic groups had significantly (P
K1  - Probiotic; Neonatal calves; Health performance; Haemato-biochemical; Diarrhea
SN  - 3104-8749
PB  - 4Green Research Society
LA  - English
LK  - https://www.jbph.org/article/details/physiological-evaluation-of-probiotic-on-health-performance-and-hemato-biochemical-traits-related-to-prevention-and-control-of-diarrheal-incidence-in-neonatal-sahiwal-calves