Displaced Abomasum is basically a management problem in dairy animals and many factors contribute to its origin. The underlying cause is the upward positioning of the rumen floor and the migration of the abomasum under it.
One causative factor, among many, is the production of gas by the rumen, thereby floating the rumen off the floor of the body and allowing the abomasum to migrate. Upsets of the rumen digestion at a time prior to and following calving are notorious in producing the syndrome. Sudden changes in diet also contribute to this costly malady.
The use of Karbo Combo or Karbo Flour/Pellets has proven very successful in the elimination of this costly disease.
(This certifies that the
product "Olig Mos" has been
derived from ingredients that
meet or exceed the standards
set forth by the Organic
Registration Associations of
both Brazil and the United States.)
To the best of our knowledge,
it has been determined that
the ingredients in these
products are in compliance
with the NOP/USDA National
List standards and may be
"considered for use" on organic farms.
