Oxytocin update for practicing veterinarians

Oxytocin update for practicing veterinarians

From the limited amount of research conducted to date, it appears that injection of moderate doses of oxytocin at each milking will increase milk production. However, there are many unanswered questions about the use of oxytocin in this manner. Perhaps the most important issue is the question of hum...

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